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C O V E R S H E E T 2018 SIPP Production SIPP Public Use Metadata Report NOTE: Not in universe will be "." for numeric variables and blank for character variables. --- Status Flag Values 0. Not in universe 1. In universe; as reported 2. Statistical imputation (hot deck) 3. Logical imputation 4. Model-based imputation 5. Cold deck 6. Imputed from a range 7. Combination of 1 and 2/3/5/6 8. Combination of 2/3/5/6 9. Can be determined from the allocation flags for the components of this recode. --- Although most universe statements reference public use variables, some universes contain variables that are not available for public use. These variables include: EPPMIS1:12: Respondent's interview status this month HHINCSCR_MTH: Indicates whether a household member's monthly income falls below 200% of the poverty level* HHINCSCR_YR: Indicates whether a household member's annual income falls below 200% of the poverty level* HHPGMSCR: Indicates whether a household member participated in certain means-tested assistance programs such as SNAP, WIC, Medicaid, TANF, or GA HHRESP: Person number of the household respondent HHSTAT: Respondent's status within the household this wave (1 - Returning, 2 - Partial Period Household Member (may return in later waves), 3 - New, 4 - Inactive, 5 - Partial Period Household Member (will not return in later waves)) INC_SCRN: Indicates whether household member's income falls below 200% of the poverty level* (based on responses to HHINCSCR_YR and HHINCSCR_MTH) LAST_MONTH: Last month in household for partial-period household members who left before the interview date in Waves 2+ LNO: Respondent's position on the household roster RNALLKIDS: Number of all children (biological, step, or adopted) under 21 for the respondent SCREENER_CLUMP: Identifies a group or "clump" of household members likely to share resources among one another * For household members who are part of a clump, the 200% poverty threshold is based on the number of people in the clump. Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
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C O V E R S H E E T
2018 SIPP Production
SIPP Public Use Metadata ReportNOTE: Not in universe will be "." for numeric variables and blank for character variables.
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Status Flag Values
0. Not in universe
1. In universe; as reported
2. Statistical imputation (hot deck)
3. Logical imputation
4. Model-based imputation
5. Cold deck
6. Imputed from a range
7. Combination of 1 and 2/3/5/6
8. Combination of 2/3/5/6
9. Can be determined from the allocation flags for the components of this recode.
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Although most universe statements reference public use variables, some universes contain variables that are not available
for public use. These variables include:
EPPMIS1:12: Respondent's interview status this month
HHINCSCR_MTH: Indicates whether a household member's monthly income falls below 200% of the poverty level*
HHINCSCR_YR: Indicates whether a household member's annual income falls below 200% of the poverty level*
HHPGMSCR: Indicates whether a household member participated in certain means-tested assistance programs such asSNAP, WIC, Medicaid, TANF, or GA
HHRESP: Person number of the household respondent
HHSTAT: Respondent's status within the household this wave (1 - Returning, 2 - Partial Period Household Member (mayreturn in later waves), 3 - New, 4 - Inactive, 5 - Partial Period Household Member (will not return in later waves))
INC_SCRN: Indicates whether household member's income falls below 200% of the poverty level* (based on responses toHHINCSCR_YR and HHINCSCR_MTH)
LAST_MONTH: Last month in household for partial-period household members who left before the interview date in Waves2+
LNO: Respondent's position on the household roster
RNALLKIDS: Number of all children (biological, step, or adopted) under 21 for the respondent
SCREENER_CLUMP: Identifies a group or "clump" of household members likely to share resources among one another
* For household members who are part of a clump, the 200% poverty threshold is based on the number of people in the clump.
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
A note about weeks and XWKA(i) variables in select Labor Force Recodes:
Many labor force recodes describe values for certain weeks of the year (ex. RWKESR1, RJB1_WKSUM1, etc.).
These recodes refer to weeks (Sunday through Saturday) that contain 4+ days in the reference month, starting
with the first 4+ day week. This is very similar to what was done in older SIPP panels. Variables
XWKA1-XWKA5 are used to set universes for these recodes. These variables indicate the week number of the
reference year for each week in the reference month containing 4+ days, and are consistent across all records.
For example, the first calendar week of August 2013 has only three days (the 1st-3rd), so XWKA1 for August
2013 is the week starting the 4th, and has a value of 32 (being defined the 32nd week of the year). Although
not included as variables on the public files, a more detailed description of the XWKA(i) variables can be found
in the User's Guide here: [http://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/sipp/guidance/users-guide.html].
Note that week 1 of the year will contain more than seven days when the first calendar week of the year has 3
or fewer days, such as occurred in January 2015. Similarly, week 52 of the year will contain more than seven
days when the last calendar week of the year has 3 or fewer days, such as occurred in December 2013.
Additionally, for earnings variables where the last calendar week in the month has less than 4 days, values for
those days are carried into the first week of the next month (and vice-versa to the previous month where the
first calendar week has less than 4 days). Also note that this does not affect monthly sums (ex. RJB1_MSUM),
which account for every day in the month.
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
Summary Statistic Variables
When topcoding assets, earnings, and medical expenditures, values at the top of the distribution are replaced
by the mean (or median) of those values. Each variable has a set of corresponding summary statistic variables
that display additional information about the distribution of topcoded values. These variables end in _MEAN
(mean), _MED (median), and _STD (standard deviation) and are only in universe for topcoded cases.
Most summary statistic variables hold values that describe the overall distribution of topcoded cases, however,
some variables display separate statistics by demographic group. These groups are defined differently
depending on how the data was collected - at the person or person-month level, or at the household level.
Person and person-month level variables with summary statistics by demographic group include:
TJB(1-7)_ANNSAL(1-3), TJB(1-7)_HOURLY(1-3), TJB(1-7)_WKLY(1-3), TJB(1-7)_BWKLY(1-3),
TJB(1-7)_MTHLY(1-3), TTHR401VAL, TOCHKINC, TOSAVINC, TOCHKVAL, TOSAVVAL, TLIFE_FVAL,
TLIFE_CVAL, TBSJ(1-7)VAL, TOEDDEBTVAL, TOOTDEBTVAL
Demographic groups for these variables are defined as follows:
* Male, White non-Hispanic
* Male, Black/Asian/Other or Hispanic
* Female, White non-Hispanic
* Female, Black/Asian/Other or Hispanic
Household level variables with summary statistics by demographic group include:
TPRVAL, TRENTMORT, TUTILS, TVEH(1-3)DEBTVAL, TVEH(1-3)VAL
Demographic groups for these variables are defined based on the following characteristics of the household
reference person:
* Married (spouse present), White non-Hispanic
* Married (spouse present), Black/Asian/Other or Hispanic
* Unmarried, White non-Hispanic
* Unmarried, Black/Asian/Other or Hispanic
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
Table of Contents
PUBLIC USE VARIABLE NAME INSTRUMENT TAG NAME PAGE
SSUID..................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
SHHADID.............................................................................................................................................................................. 2
SPANEL................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
SWAVE.................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
PNUM .................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
MONTHCODE ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6
GHLFSAM ............................................................................................................................................................................ 7
GVARSTR ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
WPFINWGT ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
THHLDSTATUS ................................................................................................................................................................ 10
ERESIDENCEID ......................................................... RESIDENCEID ......................................................................... 11
EHRESIDENCID................................................................................................................................................................ 12
RIN_UNIV ........................................................................................................................................................................... 13
EREFPAR............................................................................................................................................................................ 14
ERP ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
EINTTYPE ................................................................... INT_TYPE ................................................................................. 16
TLIVQTR ..................................................................... LIVQTR ..................................................................................... 17
ETENURE..................................................................... TENURE.................................................................................... 18
ERENTSUB .................................................................. RENTSUB ................................................................................. 19
EVOUCHER ................................................................. VOUCHER ................................................................................ 20
ESPEAK ........................................................................ HHSPEAK1 ............................................................................... 21
EAF_HHLD .................................................................. AFHHLD ................................................................................... 22
RAFEVER..................................................................... AF_WHO ................................................................................... 23
ERELRPE ..................................................................... RELRPE..................................................................................... 24
EMS ............................................................................... MARITAL_STATUS ................................................................ 25
EPNSPOUSE ................................................................ WHO_SPOUSE ......................................................................... 26
EPNPAR1...................................................................... PAR1_WHO .............................................................................. 27
EPAR1TYP ................................................................... PAR1TYPE................................................................................ 28
EPNPAR2...................................................................... PAR2_WHO .............................................................................. 29
EPAR2TYP ................................................................... PAR2TYPE................................................................................ 30
EDOB_BMONTH ........................................................ DOB_BMONTH........................................................................ 31
TAGE............................................................................. DOB_BMONTH........................................................................ 32
TAGE_EHC .................................................................. DOB_BMONTH........................................................................ 33
TDOB_BYEAR............................................................. DOB_BYEAR............................................................................ 34
EORIGIN ...................................................................... ORIGIN...................................................................................... 35
ERACE .......................................................................... RACE ......................................................................................... 36
EBORNUS..................................................................... BORNUS ................................................................................... 37
ECITIZEN .................................................................... CITIZEN .................................................................................... 38
ENATCIT...................................................................... NATCIT ..................................................................................... 39
TYRENTRY ................................................................. YRENTRY................................................................................. 40
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TIMSTAT ..................................................................... IMSTAT..................................................................................... 41
TLANG1........................................................................ LANG1....................................................................................... 42
EHOWWELL ............................................................... HOWWELL ............................................................................... 43
EEDUC .......................................................................... EDUC......................................................................................... 44
ESEX ............................................................................. SEX ............................................................................................ 45
EAF1 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 46
EAF2 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 47
EAF3 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 48
EAF4 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 49
EAF5 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 50
EAF6 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 51
EAF7 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 52
EAF8 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 53
EAF9 .............................................................................. AFWHEN................................................................................... 54
EAFNOW ...................................................................... AFNOW ..................................................................................... 55
RLNGISOL ......................................................................................................................................................................... 56
RPNCHILD1 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 57
RPNCHILD2 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 58
RPNCHILD3 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 59
RPNCHILD6 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 60
RPNCHILD7 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 61
RPNCHILD8 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 62
RPNCHILD9 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 63
RPNCHILD10 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 64
RPNCHILD11 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 65
RPNCHILD4 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 66
RPNCHILD5 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 67
RPNCHILD12 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 68
RPNCHILD13 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 69
RPNCHILD14 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 70
RPNCHILD15 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 71
RPNCHILD16 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 72
RPNCHILD17 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 73
RPNCHILD18 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 74
RPNCHILD19 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 75
RCHTYP1............................................................................................................................................................................ 76
RCHTYP2............................................................................................................................................................................ 77
RCHTYP3............................................................................................................................................................................ 78
RCHTYP4............................................................................................................................................................................ 79
RCHTYP5............................................................................................................................................................................ 80
RCHTYP6............................................................................................................................................................................ 81
RCHTYP7............................................................................................................................................................................ 82
RCHTYP8............................................................................................................................................................................ 83
RCHTYP9............................................................................................................................................................................ 84
RCHTYP10.......................................................................................................................................................................... 85
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RCHTYP11.......................................................................................................................................................................... 86
RCHTYP12.......................................................................................................................................................................... 87
RCHTYP13.......................................................................................................................................................................... 88
RCHTYP14.......................................................................................................................................................................... 89
RCHTYP15.......................................................................................................................................................................... 90
RCHTYP16.......................................................................................................................................................................... 91
RCHTYP17.......................................................................................................................................................................... 92
RCHTYP18.......................................................................................................................................................................... 93
RCHTYP19.......................................................................................................................................................................... 94
RANY5 ................................................................................................................................................................................. 95
RREL_PNUM1 ................................................................................................................................................................... 96
RREL_PNUM2 ................................................................................................................................................................... 97
RREL_PNUM3 ................................................................................................................................................................... 98
RREL_PNUM4 ................................................................................................................................................................... 99
RREL_PNUM5 ................................................................................................................................................................. 100
RREL_PNUM6 ................................................................................................................................................................. 101
RREL_PNUM7 ................................................................................................................................................................. 102
RREL_PNUM8 ................................................................................................................................................................. 103
RREL_PNUM9 ................................................................................................................................................................. 104
RREL_PNUM10 ............................................................................................................................................................... 105
RREL_PNUM11 ............................................................................................................................................................... 106
RREL_PNUM12 ............................................................................................................................................................... 107
RREL_PNUM13 ............................................................................................................................................................... 108
RREL_PNUM14 ............................................................................................................................................................... 109
RREL_PNUM15 ............................................................................................................................................................... 110
RREL_PNUM16 ............................................................................................................................................................... 111
RREL_PNUM17 ............................................................................................................................................................... 112
RREL_PNUM18 ............................................................................................................................................................... 113
RREL_PNUM19 ............................................................................................................................................................... 114
RREL_PNUM20 ............................................................................................................................................................... 115
RREL_PNUM21 ............................................................................................................................................................... 116
RREL_PNUM22 ............................................................................................................................................................... 117
RREL_PNUM23 ............................................................................................................................................................... 118
RREL_PNUM24 ............................................................................................................................................................... 119
RREL_PNUM25 ............................................................................................................................................................... 120
RREL_PNUM26 ............................................................................................................................................................... 121
RREL_PNUM27 ............................................................................................................................................................... 122
RREL_PNUM28 ............................................................................................................................................................... 123
RREL_PNUM29 ............................................................................................................................................................... 124
RREL_PNUM30 ............................................................................................................................................................... 125
RPNPAR1_EHC ............................................................................................................................................................... 126
RPNPAR2_EHC ............................................................................................................................................................... 127
RPAR1TYP_EHC............................................................................................................................................................. 128
RPAR2TYP_EHC............................................................................................................................................................. 129
RPAR1SEX_EHC ............................................................................................................................................................. 130
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RPAR2SEX_EHC ............................................................................................................................................................. 131
RPAR1SEX........................................................................................................................................................................ 132
RPAR2SEX........................................................................................................................................................................ 133
RFAMNUM ....................................................................................................................................................................... 134
RFAMKIND ...................................................................................................................................................................... 135
RFAMREF ........................................................................................................................................................................ 136
RFPERSONS..................................................................................................................................................................... 137
RFRELU18 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 138
RHNUMPER ..................................................................................................................................................................... 139
RHNUMU18 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 140
RHNUM65OVER ............................................................................................................................................................. 141
RFAMNUMWT2 .............................................................................................................................................................. 142
RFAMKINDWT2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 143
RFAMREFWT2................................................................................................................................................................ 144
RFPERSONSWT2 ............................................................................................................................................................ 145
RFRELU18WT2 ............................................................................................................................................................... 146
RHNUMPERWT2 ............................................................................................................................................................ 147
RHNUMU18WT2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 148
RHNUM65OVRT2 ........................................................................................................................................................... 149
RREL10 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 150
RREL11 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 151
RREL12 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 152
RREL13 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 153
RREL14 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 154
RREL15 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 155
RREL16 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 156
RREL17 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 157
RREL18 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 158
RREL19 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 159
RREL20 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 160
RREL21 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 161
RREL22 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 162
RREL23 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 163
RREL24 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 164
RREL25 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 165
RREL26 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 166
RREL27 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 167
RREL28 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 168
RREL29 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 169
RREL30 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 170
RREL1 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 171
RREL2 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 172
RREL3 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 173
RREL4 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 174
RREL5 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 175
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RREL6 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 176
RREL7 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 177
RREL8 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 178
RREL9 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 179
TRACE .............................................................................................................................................................................. 180
TBORNPLACE................................................................................................................................................................. 181
EWC_ANY.................................................................... WC_ANY................................................................................. 183
EUCANY ....................................................................... UC_ANY ................................................................................. 184
EUCTYP1YN................................................................ UC_TYPE ................................................................................ 185
EUCTYP2YN................................................................ UC_TYPE ................................................................................ 186
EUCTYP3YN................................................................ UC_TYPE ................................................................................ 187
EWCMNYN .................................................................. WC_ANY................................................................................. 188
TWCAMT.......................................................................................................................................................................... 189
EUC1MNYN...................................................................................................................................................................... 190
EUC2MNYN...................................................................................................................................................................... 191
EUC3MNYN...................................................................................................................................................................... 192
TUC1AMT .................................................................... UC_OTH_AMT ....................................................................... 193
TUC2AMT .................................................................... UC_OTH_AMT ....................................................................... 194
TUC3AMT .................................................................... UC_OTH_AMT ....................................................................... 195
EVAANY ....................................................................... VA_ANY ................................................................................. 196
EVATYP1YN................................................................ VA_TYPE................................................................................ 197
EVATYP2YN................................................................ VA_TYPE................................................................................ 198
EVATYP3YN................................................................ VA_TYPE................................................................................ 199
EVATYP4YN................................................................ VA_TYPE................................................................................ 200
EVATYP5YN................................................................ VA_TYPE................................................................................ 201
TVADISRATE.............................................................. VADISRATE ........................................................................... 202
EVAQUES..................................................................... VAQUES ................................................................................. 203
EVA1MNYN ................................................................. VA_NOW ................................................................................ 204
EVA2MNYN ................................................................. VA_NOW ................................................................................ 205
EVA3MNYN ................................................................. VA_NOW ................................................................................ 206
EVA4MNYN ................................................................. VA_NOW ................................................................................ 207
EVA5MNYN ................................................................. VA_NOW ................................................................................ 208
TVA1AMT......................................................................................................................................................................... 209
TVA2AMT......................................................................................................................................................................... 210
TVA3AMT......................................................................................................................................................................... 211
TVA4AMT......................................................................................................................................................................... 212
TVA5AMT......................................................................................................................................................................... 213
EUTILITIES ................................................................. UTILITIES............................................................................... 214
EENERGY_ASST ........................................................ ENERGY_ASST...................................................................... 215
EENERGY_PMT1 ....................................................... ENERGY_PMT1 ..................................................................... 216
EENERGY_PMT2 ....................................................... ENERGY_PMT2 ..................................................................... 217
EENERGY_PMT3 ....................................................... ENERGY_PMT3 ..................................................................... 218
ESCHOOLLUNCH...................................................... SCHOOL_LUNCH.................................................................. 219
RLUNCH_CHLD ......................................................... WHO_LUNCH ........................................................................ 220
EFREE_LUNCH .......................................................... FREE_LUNCH ........................................................................ 221
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ESCHOOLBREAK ...................................................... SCHOOL_BREAKFAST ........................................................ 222
RBREAK_CHLD ......................................................... WHO_BREAKFAST............................................................... 223
EFREE_BREAK .......................................................... FREE_BREAKFAST............................................................... 224
ESSCANY ..................................................................... SSC_ANY................................................................................ 225
ESSKDCOVFLG.......................................................... SSKIDCOV.............................................................................. 226
ESSKID1YN ................................................................. REASON_CHILD ................................................................... 227
ESSKID2YN ................................................................. REASON_CHILD ................................................................... 228
ESSCMNYN ................................................................. SSC_NOW ............................................................................... 229
TSSCAMT ......................................................................................................................................................................... 230
ESSSANY ...................................................................... SSS_ANY ................................................................................ 231
ESSRSN1YN ................................................................. REASON_SELF ...................................................................... 232
ESSRSN2YN ................................................................. REASON_SELF ...................................................................... 233
ESSRSN3YN ................................................................. REASON_SELF ...................................................................... 234
ESSRSN4YN ................................................................. REASON_SELF ...................................................................... 235
ESSRSN5YN ................................................................. REASON_SELF ...................................................................... 236
TSSAGESS.................................................................... AGESS ..................................................................................... 237
EJNTSSYN ................................................................... JOINT_SS ................................................................................ 238
ESSSMNYN .................................................................. SSS_NOW ............................................................................... 239
TSSSAMT.......................................................................................................................................................................... 240
ESSPARTBYN ............................................................. SSPARTB ................................................................................ 241
ESSPARTBKNOW ...................................................... SSPARTBAMT ....................................................................... 242
ESSPARTCYN.................................................................................................................................................................. 243
TSSPARTCAMT .............................................................................................................................................................. 244
TSSPARTCPD .................................................................................................................................................................. 245
ESSPARTDYN ............................................................. SSPARTD ................................................................................ 246
TSSPARTDAMT.......................................................... SSPARTDAMT ....................................................................... 247
TSSPARTDPD .................................................................................................................................................................. 248
TVA1_CFLG ..................................................................................................................................................................... 249
TVA2_CFLG ..................................................................................................................................................................... 250
TVA3_CFLG ..................................................................................................................................................................... 251
TVA4_CFLG ..................................................................................................................................................................... 252
TVA5_CFLG ..................................................................................................................................................................... 253
RUC1_CFLG..................................................................................................................................................................... 254
RUC2_CFLG..................................................................................................................................................................... 255
RUC3_CFLG..................................................................................................................................................................... 256
RWC_CFLG...................................................................................................................................................................... 257
RSSC_CFLG ..................................................................................................................................................................... 258
RSSS_CFLG...................................................................................................................................................................... 259
ESSCADLTPTR ............................................................................................................................................................... 260
ESSKIDCTR ..................................................................................................................................................................... 261
ET2_LNO1 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 262
ET2_LNO2 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 263
ET2_LNO3 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 264
ET2_LNO4 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 265
ET2_LNO5 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 266
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ET2_LNO6 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 267
ET2_LNO7 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 268
ET2_LNO8 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 269
ET2_LNO9 .................................................................... T2LNO ..................................................................................... 270
ET2_LNO10 .................................................................. T2LNO ..................................................................................... 271
ET2_SEX1 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 272
ET2_SEX2 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 273
ET2_SEX3 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 274
ET2_SEX4 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 275
ET2_SEX5 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 276
ET2_SEX6 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 277
ET2_SEX7 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 278
ET2_SEX8 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 279
ET2_SEX9 ..................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 280
ET2_SEX10 ................................................................... T2_SEX.................................................................................... 281
TT2_AGE1 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 282
TT2_AGE2 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 283
TT2_AGE3 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 284
TT2_AGE4 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 285
TT2_AGE5 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 286
TT2_AGE6 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 287
TT2_AGE7 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 288
TT2_AGE8 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 289
TT2_AGE9 .................................................................... T2_AGE ................................................................................... 290
TT2_AGE10 .................................................................. T2_AGE ................................................................................... 291
ET2_WORK1 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 292
ET2_WORK2 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 293
ET2_WORK3 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 294
ET2_WORK4 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 295
ET2_WORK5 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 296
ET2_WORK6 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 297
ET2_WORK7 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 298
ET2_WORK8 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 299
ET2_WORK9 ............................................................... T2_WORK ............................................................................... 300
ET2_WORK10 ............................................................. T2_WORK ............................................................................... 301
TT2INC1 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 302
TT2INC2 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 303
TT2INC3 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 304
TT2INC4 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 305
TT2INC5 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 306
TT2INC6 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 307
TT2INC7 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 308
TT2INC8 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 309
TT2INC9 ....................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 310
TT2INC10 ..................................................................... T2_INC .................................................................................... 311
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TT2INC_STD .................................................................................................................................................................... 312
TT2INC_MED .................................................................................................................................................................. 313
EPROCERT.................................................................. PROCERT................................................................................ 314
EWHOCERT1 .............................................................. WHOCERT.............................................................................. 315
EWHOCERT2 .............................................................. WHOCERT.............................................................................. 316
EWHOCERT3 .............................................................. WHOCERT.............................................................................. 317
EWHOCERT4 .............................................................. WHOCERT.............................................................................. 318
ECERT .......................................................................... CERT ....................................................................................... 319
TYRCURRMARR........................................................ YR_CURR_MARR ................................................................. 320
EXMAR ......................................................................... TIMES_MARRIED ................................................................. 321
TYRFIRSTMARR ....................................................... YR_FIRST_MARR ................................................................. 322
EVERWID .................................................................... EVRWID.................................................................................. 323
EVERDIV ..................................................................... EVRDIV................................................................................... 324
EPAR_SCRNR ............................................................. PARENT_SCRN...................................................................... 325
EFOOD_TYPE1 ........................................................... FOOD_TYPE1......................................................................... 326
EFOOD_TYPE2 ........................................................... FOOD_TYPE2......................................................................... 327
EFOOD_TYPE3 ........................................................... FOOD_TYPE3......................................................................... 328
EFOOD_OTH ............................................................... FOOD_OTH............................................................................. 329
EFOOD_SR1YN ........................................................... FOOD_SOURCE ..................................................................... 330
EFOOD_SR2YN ........................................................... FOOD_SOURCE ..................................................................... 331
EFOOD_SR3YN ........................................................... FOOD_SOURCE ..................................................................... 332
EFOOD_SR4YN ........................................................... FOOD_SOURCE ..................................................................... 333
EFOOD_MNYN ........................................................... FOOD_WHEN......................................................................... 334
ETRANS_TYPE1 ......................................................... TRANS_TYPE1....................................................................... 335
ETRANS_TYPE2 ......................................................... TRANS_TYPE2....................................................................... 336
ETRANS_TYPE3 ......................................................... TRANS_TYPE3....................................................................... 337
ETRANS_TYPE4 ......................................................... TRANS_TYPE4....................................................................... 338
ETRANS_OTH ............................................................. TRANS_OTH .......................................................................... 339
EGAS_SOURCE .......................................................... GAS_SOURCE........................................................................ 340
ETOKEN_SOURCE .................................................... TOKEN_SOURCE .................................................................. 341
ETRANS_MNYN ......................................................... TRANS_WHEN....................................................................... 342
ECLTH_TYPE ............................................................. CLTH_TYPE ........................................................................... 343
ECLTH_SR1YN ........................................................... CLTH_SOURCE ..................................................................... 344
ECLTH_SR2YN ........................................................... CLTH_SOURCE ..................................................................... 345
ECLTH_SR3YN ........................................................... CLTH_SOURCE ..................................................................... 346
ECLTH_SR4YN ........................................................... CLTH_SOURCE ..................................................................... 347
ECLTH_SR5YN ........................................................... CLTH_SOURCE ..................................................................... 348
EHOUSE_ANY............................................................. HOUSE_ANY.......................................................................... 349
EOTHAS_MNYN ......................................................... OTHASST_WHEN.................................................................. 350
EWELACTV1............................................................... WELACTV1 ............................................................................ 351
EWELACTV2_1........................................................... WELACTV2_1 ........................................................................ 352
EWELACTV2_2........................................................... WELACTV2_2 ........................................................................ 353
EWELACTV2_3........................................................... WELACTV2_3 ........................................................................ 354
EWELACTV3............................................................... WELACTV3 ............................................................................ 355
EWELACTV4............................................................... WELACTV4 ............................................................................ 356
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EWELAC_MNYN........................................................ TRAIN_WHEN ....................................................................... 357
EED_SCRNR ................................................................ ED_SCREENER...................................................................... 358
EJB1_SCRNR ............................................................... JB_SCREENER ....................................................................... 359
EJB2_SCRNR ............................................................... JB_SCREENER ....................................................................... 360
EJB3_SCRNR ............................................................... JB_SCREENER ....................................................................... 361
EJB4_SCRNR ............................................................... JB_SCREENER ....................................................................... 362
EJB5_SCRNR ............................................................... JB_SCREENER ....................................................................... 363
EJB6_SCRNR ............................................................... JB_SCREENER ....................................................................... 364
EJB7_SCRNR ............................................................... JB_SCREENER ....................................................................... 365
ENJFLAG ..................................................................... NJ_SCREENER....................................................................... 366
EPR_SCRNR ................................................................ PRIV_SCREENER .................................................................. 367
EMC_SCRNR ............................................................... MC_SCREENER ..................................................................... 368
EMD_SCRNR ............................................................... MD_SCREENER..................................................................... 369
EML_SCRNR ............................................................... ML_SCREENER ..................................................................... 370
EOT_SCRNR................................................................ OT_SCREENER...................................................................... 371
EGRNDPR .................................................................... GRNDPR ................................................................................. 372
TCEB ............................................................................. PARCHL.................................................................................. 373
EMPF............................................................................. SAMEPAR............................................................................... 374
TCBYR_1 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 375
TCBYR_2 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 376
TCBYR_3 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 377
TCBYR_4 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 378
TCBYR_5 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 379
TCBYR_6 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 380
TCBYR_7 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 381
TCBYR_8 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 382
TCBYR_9 ...................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 383
TCBYR_10 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 384
TCBYR_11 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 385
TCBYR_12 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 386
TCBYR_13 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 387
TCBYR_14 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 388
TCBYR_15 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 389
TCBYR_16 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 390
TCBYR_17 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 391
TCBYR_18 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 392
TCBYR_19 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 393
TCBYR_20 .................................................................... CHL_BYR ............................................................................... 394
TAGE_FB .......................................................................................................................................................................... 395
TYEAR_FB ....................................................................................................................................................................... 396
TNUM_CBU...................................................................................................................................................................... 397
RCB_UNION..................................................................................................................................................................... 398
TMPF_YR ......................................................................................................................................................................... 399
EBMOM ........................................................................ BIOMOM................................................................................. 400
EBIOMOMUS................................................................................................................................................................... 401
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EBDAD .......................................................................... BIODAD .................................................................................. 402
EBIODADUS..................................................................................................................................................................... 403
TBIOMOMNAT ............................................................................................................................................................... 404
TBIODADNAT ................................................................................................................................................................. 405
EPAR ............................................................................. PAR.......................................................................................... 406
ESELF................................................................................................................................................................................ 407
ESIB15 ........................................................................... SIB15 ....................................................................................... 408
EGRAN ......................................................................... GRAN ...................................................................................... 409
EOTHR ......................................................................... OTHR....................................................................................... 410
EFAM ............................................................................ FAM ......................................................................................... 411
ENREL .......................................................................... NREL ....................................................................................... 412
EDAYCARE ................................................................. DAYCARE .............................................................................. 413
EDAYHS ....................................................................... DAYHS.................................................................................... 414
ENUR............................................................................. NUR ......................................................................................... 415
ENURHS ....................................................................... NURHS .................................................................................... 416
EHEADST ..................................................................... HEADSTART.......................................................................... 417
EPROG.......................................................................... PROG ....................................................................................... 418
EKIDSELF.................................................................... KIDSELF ................................................................................. 419
EPAY ............................................................................. PAY.......................................................................................... 420
TPAYWK ...................................................................... PAYWK ................................................................................... 421
EPAYHELP .................................................................. PAYHELP................................................................................ 422
EWHOPAID1 ............................................................... WHOPAID............................................................................... 423
EWHOPAID2 ............................................................... WHOPAID............................................................................... 424
EWHOPAID3 ............................................................... WHOPAID............................................................................... 425
EWHOPAID4 ............................................................... WHOPAID............................................................................... 426
EWHOPAID5 ............................................................... WHOPAID............................................................................... 427
ELIST ............................................................................ LIST ......................................................................................... 428
EWORKMORE............................................................ WORKMORE.......................................................................... 429
ETIMELOST ................................................................ TIMELOST.............................................................................. 430
ETIMELOST_TP ......................................................... TIMELOST_TYPE.................................................................. 431
ECHLD_ANY ............................................................... CHLD_ANY ............................................................................ 432
ECHLD_MNYN ........................................................... CHLD_OTH_REC................................................................... 433
RDAYCARE...................................................................................................................................................................... 434
RDAYHS............................................................................................................................................................................ 435
RFAM ................................................................................................................................................................................ 436
RGRAN.............................................................................................................................................................................. 437
RHEADST ......................................................................................................................................................................... 438
RKIDSELF ........................................................................................................................................................................ 439
RNREL .............................................................................................................................................................................. 440
RNUR ................................................................................................................................................................................. 441
RNURHS............................................................................................................................................................................ 442
ROTHR.............................................................................................................................................................................. 443
RPAR ................................................................................................................................................................................. 444
RPROG .............................................................................................................................................................................. 445
RSELF................................................................................................................................................................................ 446
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RSIB15 ............................................................................................................................................................................... 447
ECREPAYANYON ...................................................... CAREPAY_ANYONE ............................................................ 448
TDEPNDNTEXP .......................................................... DEPENDENT_EXP................................................................. 449
EDISABL ...................................................................... DISABL ................................................................................... 450
EEVERET ..................................................................... EVERET .................................................................................. 451
ELMPNOW .................................................................. LMPNOW................................................................................ 452
ELMPTYP1YN............................................................. LUMPTYP ............................................................................... 453
ELMPTYP2YN............................................................. LUMPTYP ............................................................................... 454
ELMPTYP3YN............................................................. LUMPTYP ............................................................................... 455
ELMPTYP4YN............................................................. LUMPTYP ............................................................................... 456
TLMPAMT ................................................................... LUMPAMT.............................................................................. 457
EROLLOVR1 ............................................................... ROLLOVR1............................................................................. 458
EROLLOVR2 ............................................................... ROLLOVR2............................................................................. 459
TROLLAMT................................................................. ROLLAMT .............................................................................. 460
TDEFERAMT .............................................................. DEFERAMT ............................................................................ 461
EDISANY ...................................................................... DIS_ANY................................................................................. 462
EDISTYP1YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 463
EDISTYP2YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 464
EDISTYP3YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 465
EDISTYP4YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 466
EDISTYP5YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 467
EDISTYP6YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 468
EDISTYP7YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 469
EDISTYP8YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 470
EDISTYP9YN ............................................................... DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 471
EDISTYP10YN ............................................................. DIS_TYPE ............................................................................... 472
EDISTYPTWO ............................................................. DIS_TYPETWO ...................................................................... 473
EDIS1MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 474
EDIS2MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 475
EDIS3MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 476
EDIS4MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 477
EDIS5MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 478
EDIS6MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 479
EDIS7MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 480
EDIS8MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 481
EDIS9MNYN ................................................................ DIS_NOW................................................................................ 482
EDIS10MNYN .............................................................. DIS_NOW................................................................................ 483
TDIS1AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 484
TDIS2AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 485
TDIS3AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 486
TDIS4AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 487
TDIS5AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 488
TDIS6AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 489
TDIS7AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 490
TDIS8AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 491
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TDIS9AMT........................................................................................................................................................................ 492
TDIS10AMT...................................................................................................................................................................... 493
ERETANY .................................................................... RET_ANY ............................................................................... 494
ERETTYP1YN ............................................................. RET_TYP................................................................................. 495
ERETTYP2YN ............................................................. RET_TYP................................................................................. 496
ERETTYP3YN ............................................................. RET_TYP................................................................................. 497
ERETTYP4YN ............................................................. RET_TYP................................................................................. 498
ERETTYP5YN ............................................................. RET_TYP................................................................................. 499
ERETTYP6YN ............................................................. RET_TYP................................................................................. 500
ERETTYP7YN ............................................................. RET_TYP................................................................................. 501
ERETTYP8YN ............................................................. RET_TYP................................................................................. 502
ELIFEYN ...................................................................... LIFEYN ................................................................................... 503
ELIFEREG ................................................................... LIFEREG ................................................................................. 504
ELIFEMNYN .................................................................................................................................................................... 505
TLIFEAMT................................................................... LIFEAMT ................................................................................ 506
ERET1MNYN............................................................... RET_NOW............................................................................... 507
ERET2MNYN............................................................... RET_NOW............................................................................... 508
ERET3MNYN............................................................... RET_NOW............................................................................... 509
ERET4MNYN............................................................... RET_NOW............................................................................... 510
ERET5MNYN............................................................... RET_NOW............................................................................... 511
ERET6MNYN............................................................... RET_NOW............................................................................... 512
ERET7MNYN............................................................... RET_NOW............................................................................... 513
ERET8MNYN............................................................... RET_NOW............................................................................... 514
TRET1AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 515
TRET2AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 516
TRET3AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 517
TRET4AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 518
TRET5AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 519
TRET6AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 520
TRET7AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 521
TRET8AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 522
ESURANY ......................................................................................................................................................................... 523
ESURTYP1YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 524
ESURTYP2YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 525
ESURTYP3YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 526
ESURTYP4YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 527
ESURTYP5YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 528
ESURTYP6YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 529
ESURTYP7YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 530
ESURTYP8YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 531
ESURTYP9YN ............................................................. SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 532
ESURTYP10YN ........................................................... SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 533
ESURTYP11YN ........................................................... SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 534
ESURTYP12YN ........................................................... SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 535
ESURTYP13YN ........................................................... SUR_TYPE.............................................................................. 536
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ESUR1MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 537
ESUR2MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 538
ESUR3MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 539
ESUR4MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 540
ESUR5MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 541
ESUR6MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 542
ESUR7MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 543
ESUR8MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 544
ESUR9MNYN ............................................................... SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 545
ESUR10MNYN ............................................................. SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 546
ESUR11MNYN ............................................................. SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 547
ESUR12MNYN ............................................................. SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 548
ESUR13MNYN ............................................................. SUR_NOW .............................................................................. 549
TSUR1AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 550
TSUR2AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 551
TSUR3AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 552
TSUR4AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 553
TSUR5AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 554
TSUR6AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 555
TSUR7AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 556
TSUR8AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 557
TSUR9AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 558
TSUR10AMT .................................................................................................................................................................... 559
TSUR11AMT .................................................................................................................................................................... 560
TSUR12AMT .................................................................................................................................................................... 561
TSUR13AMT .................................................................................................................................................................... 562
EFCCANY .................................................................... FCC_ANY ............................................................................... 563
ECSAGREE .................................................................. CSAGREE ............................................................................... 564
ECSANY ....................................................................... CS_ANY .................................................................................. 565
EALIANY ..................................................................... ALI_ANY ................................................................................ 566
EFCCMNYN................................................................. SUP_LAST_REC..................................................................... 567
ECSMNYN.................................................................... SUP_LAST_REC..................................................................... 568
EALIMNYN.................................................................. SUP_LAST_REC..................................................................... 569
TFCCAMT.................................................................... SUP_OTH_AMT ..................................................................... 570
TCSAMT ....................................................................... SUP_OTH_AMT ..................................................................... 571
TALIAMT ..................................................................... SUP_OTH_AMT ..................................................................... 572
EANYKID ..................................................................... ANYKID.................................................................................. 573
TNUMKIDS .................................................................. NUMKIDS ............................................................................... 574
ESUPPORTPAY .......................................................... SUPPORTPAY ........................................................................ 575
TAMOUNTPAID ......................................................... AMOUNTPAID....................................................................... 576
ETIMESPENT.............................................................. TIMESPENT............................................................................ 577
EOTHSUPRT1YN ....................................................... OTHERSUPPORT................................................................... 578
EOTHSUPRT2YN ....................................................... OTHERSUPPORT................................................................... 579
EOTHSUPRT3YN ....................................................... OTHERSUPPORT................................................................... 580
EOTHSUPRT4YN ....................................................... OTHERSUPPORT................................................................... 581
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EOTHSUPRT5YN ....................................................... OTHERSUPPORT................................................................... 582
EOTHSUPRT6YN ....................................................... OTHERSUPPORT................................................................... 583
ENUMPARSUP ............................................................ NUMPARSUP ......................................................................... 584
TPARTOTAMT ........................................................... PARTOTAMT ......................................................................... 585
ENUMKIDSUP............................................................. NUMKIDSUP.......................................................................... 586
TKIDTOTAMT ............................................................ KIDTOTAMT.......................................................................... 587
ENUMORSUP .............................................................. NUMORSUP ........................................................................... 588
TORTOTAMT ............................................................. ORTOTAMT ........................................................................... 589
ENUMEXSUP............................................................... NUMEXSUP............................................................................ 590
TEXTOTAMT .............................................................. EXTOTAMT............................................................................ 591
TNUMNRSUP .............................................................. NUMNRSUP ........................................................................... 592
TNRTOTAMT.............................................................. NRTOTAMT ........................................................................... 593
EFILING ....................................................................... FILING..................................................................................... 594
EWILLFILE ................................................................. WILLFILE ............................................................................... 595
EFSTATUS ................................................................... FSTATUS ................................................................................ 596
EDEPCLM .................................................................... DEPCLM ................................................................................. 597
EEITC ........................................................................... EITC......................................................................................... 598
EMINC_TYP1YN ........................................................ INCOME_TYPE...................................................................... 599
EMINC_TYP2YN ........................................................ INCOME_TYPE...................................................................... 600
EMINC_TYP3YN ........................................................ INCOME_TYPE...................................................................... 601
EMINC_TYP4YN ........................................................ INCOME_TYPE...................................................................... 602
EMINC_TYP5YN ........................................................ INCOME_TYPE...................................................................... 603
EMINC_TYP6YN ........................................................ INCOME_TYPE...................................................................... 604
EMINC_TYP7YN ........................................................ INCOME_TYPE...................................................................... 605
TMINC_AMT ............................................................... AMOUNT_TOTAL ................................................................. 606
TDIS1_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 607
TDIS2_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 608
TDIS3_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 609
TDIS4_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 610
TDIS5_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 611
TDIS6_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 612
TDIS7_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 613
TDIS8_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 614
TDIS9_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 615
TDIS10_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 616
RALI_CFLG ..................................................................................................................................................................... 617
RCS_CFLG ....................................................................................................................................................................... 618
TFCC_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 619
TRET1_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 620
TRET2_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 621
TRET3_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 622
TRET4_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 623
RRET5_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 624
TRET6_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 625
TRET7_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 626
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TRET8_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 627
TSUR1_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 628
TSUR2_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 629
TSUR3_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 630
TSUR4_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 631
TSUR5_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 632
TSUR6_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 633
TSUR7_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 634
TSUR8_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 635
TSUR9_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................... 636
TSUR10_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................. 637
TSUR11_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................. 638
TSUR12_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................. 639
TSUR13_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................. 640
EOWN_IRAKEO ......................................................... AST1B ..................................................................................... 641
EOWN_THR401........................................................... AST1C ..................................................................................... 642
EOWN_PENSION ....................................................... AST1D ..................................................................................... 643
ERET_LUMPSUM ...................................................... ASSETDRAW ......................................................................... 644
EOWN_GOVS .............................................................. AST1A ..................................................................................... 645
EOWN_CHK ................................................................ AST2A ..................................................................................... 646
EOWN_SAV ................................................................. AST2B ..................................................................................... 647
EOWN_MM.................................................................. AST2C ..................................................................................... 648
EOWN_CD ................................................................... AST2D ..................................................................................... 649
EOWN_MF ................................................................... AST3A ..................................................................................... 650
EOWN_ST .................................................................... AST3B ..................................................................................... 651
EOWN_MCBD ............................................................. AST3C ..................................................................................... 652
EOWN_LIFE ................................................................ AST5A ..................................................................................... 653
EOWN_RP .................................................................... AST4A ..................................................................................... 654
EOWN_RE.................................................................... AST5B ..................................................................................... 655
EOWN_ANNTR ........................................................... AST5E...................................................................................... 656
EOWN_BSI ................................................................... AST5F...................................................................................... 657
EOWN_OINV ............................................................... AST4C ..................................................................................... 658
EJSOWNGOVS............................................................ JT.............................................................................................. 659
EJSOWNCHK .............................................................. JT.............................................................................................. 660
EJSOWNSAV ............................................................... JT.............................................................................................. 661
EJSOWNMM ............................................................... JT.............................................................................................. 662
EJSOWNCD ................................................................. JT.............................................................................................. 663
EJSOWNMCBD ........................................................... JT.............................................................................................. 664
EJOOWNGOVS ........................................................... JT.............................................................................................. 665
EJOOWNCHK ............................................................. JT.............................................................................................. 666
EJOOWNSAV .............................................................. JT.............................................................................................. 667
EJOOWNMM............................................................... JT.............................................................................................. 668
EJOOWNCD ................................................................ JT.............................................................................................. 669
EJOOWNMCBD .......................................................... JT.............................................................................................. 670
EOOWNGOVS ............................................................. JT.............................................................................................. 671
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EOOWNCHK ............................................................... JT.............................................................................................. 672
EOOWNSAV ................................................................ JT.............................................................................................. 673
EOOWNMM................................................................. JT.............................................................................................. 674
EOOWNCD .................................................................. JT.............................................................................................. 675
EOOWNMCBD ............................................................ JT.............................................................................................. 676
EJSOWNMF ................................................................. ANYJNT .................................................................................. 677
EJSOWNST .................................................................. ANYJNT .................................................................................. 678
EJOOWNMF ................................................................ ANYJNT .................................................................................. 679
EJOOWNST ................................................................. ANYJNT .................................................................................. 680
EOOWNMF .................................................................. ANYJNT .................................................................................. 681
EOOWNST ................................................................... ANYJNT .................................................................................. 682
EOWN_ESAV............................................................... AST2F...................................................................................... 683
TESAV_NUM ............................................................... NUM_EDSAV ......................................................................... 684
EESAV1OWNER ......................................................... EDSAV_OWNER1, EDSAV_OWNER2, EDSAV ... ........... 685
EESAV2OWNER ......................................................... EDSAV_OWNER1, EDSAV_OWNER2, EDSAV ... ........... 686
EESAV3OWNER ......................................................... EDSAV_OWNER1, EDSAV_OWNER2, EDSAV ... ........... 687
EESAV1BENEF ........................................................... EDSAV_BENEFICIARY........................................................ 688
EESAV2BENEF ........................................................... EDSAV_BENEFICIARY........................................................ 689
EESAV3BENEF ........................................................... EDSAV_BENEFICIARY........................................................ 690
EJSOWNRP.................................................................. ANYJTRNT ............................................................................. 691
EJOOWNRP ................................................................. ANYJTRNT ............................................................................. 692
EOOWNRP ................................................................... ANYJTRNT ............................................................................. 693
EJSOWNRE ................................................................. ANYJTPROP ........................................................................... 694
EJOOWNRE................................................................. ANYJTPROP ........................................................................... 695
EOOWNRE................................................................... ANYJTPROP ........................................................................... 696
EOWN_VEH................................................................. AST5C ..................................................................................... 697
TVEH_NUM ................................................................. NUM_VEHICLES ................................................................... 698
TVEH1_YEAR ............................................................. MODEL_YRX ......................................................................... 699
TVEH2_YEAR ............................................................. MODEL_YRX ......................................................................... 700
TVEH3_YEAR ............................................................. MODEL_YRX ......................................................................... 701
TVEH1VAL .................................................................. MODEL_YRX ......................................................................... 702
TVEH2VAL .................................................................. MODEL_YRX ......................................................................... 703
TVEH3VAL .................................................................. MODEL_YRX ......................................................................... 704
EVEH1OWNER1 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 705
EVEH2OWNER1 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 706
EVEH3OWNER1 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 707
EVEH1OWNER2 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 708
EVEH2OWNER2 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 709
EVEH3OWNER2 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 710
EVEH1OWNER3 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 711
EVEH2OWNER3 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 712
EVEH3OWNER3 ......................................................... WHO_VEHICLE ..................................................................... 713
EOWN_RECV .............................................................. AST5D ..................................................................................... 714
EREC_MCYC .............................................................. TYPE RECVEH....................................................................... 715
EREC_BOAT ............................................................... TYPE RECVEH....................................................................... 716
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EREC_RV ..................................................................... TYPE RECVEH....................................................................... 717
EREC_OREC ............................................................... TYPE RECVEH....................................................................... 718
EASTRECUSE ............................................................. ASTRECUSE........................................................................... 719
TIRAKEOVAL............................................................. RETIRE_VALUE .................................................................... 720
TTHR401VAL .............................................................. RETIRE_VALUE .................................................................... 721
TJSGOVSINC .............................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 722
TJSCHKINC................................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 723
TJSSAVINC.................................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 724
TJSMMINC .................................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 725
TJSCDINC .................................................................... JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 726
TJSMCBDINC ............................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 727
TJOGOVSINC ............................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 728
TJOCHKINC................................................................ JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 729
TJOSAVINC ................................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 730
TJOMMINC ................................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 731
TJOCDINC ................................................................... JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 732
TJOMCBDINC............................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 733
TOGOVSINC ............................................................... JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 734
TOCHKINC.................................................................. JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 735
TOSAVINC ................................................................... JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 736
TOMMINC ................................................................... JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 737
TOCDINC ..................................................................... JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 738
TOMCBDINC............................................................... JINTSP_PD.............................................................................. 739
TJSCHKVAL ............................................................... JCATSP1VALUE .................................................................... 740
TJSSAVVAL................................................................. JCATSP1VALUE .................................................................... 741
TJOCHKVAL............................................................... JCATSP1VALUE .................................................................... 742
TJOSAVVAL................................................................ JCATSP1VALUE .................................................................... 743
TOCHKVAL................................................................. JCATSP1VALUE .................................................................... 744
TOSAVVAL.................................................................. JCATSP1VALUE .................................................................... 745
TJSMMVAL ................................................................. JCATSP2VALUE .................................................................... 746
TJSCDVAL ................................................................... JCATSP2VALUE .................................................................... 747
TJOMMVAL ................................................................ JCATSP2VALUE .................................................................... 748
TJOCDVAL .................................................................. JCATSP2VALUE .................................................................... 749
TOMMVAL .................................................................. JCATSP2VALUE .................................................................... 750
TOCDVAL .................................................................... JCATSP2VALUE .................................................................... 751
TJSGOVSVAL ............................................................. JCATSP3VALUE .................................................................... 752
TJSMCBDVAL ............................................................ JCATSP3VALUE .................................................................... 753
TJOGOVSVAL ............................................................ JCATSP3VALUE .................................................................... 754
TJOMCBDVAL ........................................................... JCATSP3VALUE .................................................................... 755
TOGOVSVAL .............................................................. JCATSP3VALUE .................................................................... 756
TOMCBDVAL ............................................................. JCATSP3VALUE .................................................................... 757
EJSMFINCTYPE ......................................................... JTANYWSP............................................................................. 758
EJSSTINCTYPE .......................................................... JTANYWSP............................................................................. 759
EJOMFINCTYPE ........................................................ JTANYWSP............................................................................. 760
EJOSTINCTYPE ......................................................... JTANYWSP............................................................................. 761
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
EOMFINCTYPE .......................................................... JTANYWSP............................................................................. 762
EOSTINCTYPE ........................................................... JTANYWSP............................................................................. 763
TJSMFINC ................................................................... JTDIVSP_PD ........................................................................... 764
TJSSTINC ..................................................................... JTDIVSP_PD ........................................................................... 765
TJOMFINC................................................................... JTDIVSP_PD ........................................................................... 766
TJOSTINC .................................................................... JTDIVSP_PD ........................................................................... 767
TOMFINC..................................................................... JTDIVSP_PD ........................................................................... 768
TOSTINC ...................................................................... JTDIVSP_PD ........................................................................... 769
TJSMFVAL .................................................................. JDIVSP1VALUE ..................................................................... 770
TJOMFVAL ................................................................. JDIVSP1VALUE ..................................................................... 771
TOMFVAL ................................................................... JDIVSP1VALUE ..................................................................... 772
TJSSTVAL.................................................................... JDIVSP2VALUE ..................................................................... 773
TJOSTVAL ................................................................... JDIVSP2VALUE ..................................................................... 774
TOSTVAL ..................................................................... JDIVSP2VALUE ..................................................................... 775
TMHVAL ...................................................................... MOBILE_VALUE................................................................... 776
EMHDEBT ................................................................... MOBILE_DEBT...................................................................... 777
TMHLOAN_NUM ....................................................... MOBILE_LOANS ................................................................... 778
TMHLOANAMT ......................................................... MOBILE_AMT ....................................................................... 779
EMHLOAN1SITE........................................................ MHSITE_DEBT ...................................................................... 780
EMHLOAN2SITE........................................................ MHSITE_DEBT ...................................................................... 781
EMHLOAN3SITE........................................................ MHSITE_DEBT ...................................................................... 782
TPRVAL ....................................................................... PROPERTY_VALUE.............................................................. 783
EPRDEBT ..................................................................... PROPERTY_DEBT................................................................. 784
TPRLOAN_NUM ......................................................... PROPERTY_LOANS.............................................................. 785
TPRLOANAMT ........................................................... PROPERTY_AMT .................................................................. 786
TPRLOAN1YRS .......................................................... YRS_DEBT ............................................................................. 787
TPRLOAN2YRS .......................................................... YRS_DEBT ............................................................................. 788
TPRLOAN3YRS .......................................................... YRS_DEBT ............................................................................. 789
EPRLOAN1RATE ....................................................... PROPERTY_RATE................................................................. 790
EPRLOAN2RATE ....................................................... PROPERTY_RATE................................................................. 791
EPRLOAN3RATE ....................................................... PROPERTY_RATE................................................................. 792
EPRLOAN1FXVR ....................................................... RATETYPE_DEBT................................................................. 793
EPRLOAN2FXVR ....................................................... RATETYPE_DEBT................................................................. 794
EPRLOAN3FXVR ....................................................... RATETYPE_DEBT................................................................. 795
EPRLOAN1TYPE........................................................ TYPE_DEBT ........................................................................... 796
EPRLOAN2TYPE........................................................ TYPE_DEBT ........................................................................... 797
EPRLOAN3TYPE........................................................ TYPE_DEBT ........................................................................... 798
TRENTMORT.............................................................. RENTMORT_PAY.................................................................. 799
TUTILS ......................................................................... UTILITIES_EXPENSE ........................................................... 800
ERMU_PAYER1 .......................................................... WHOPAY ................................................................................ 801
ERMU_PAYER2 .......................................................... WHOPAY ................................................................................ 802
ERMU_PAYER3 .......................................................... WHOPAY ................................................................................ 803
TRMU_AMT1 .............................................................. UTILITIES_AMT.................................................................... 804
TRMU_AMT2 .............................................................. UTILITIES_AMT.................................................................... 805
TRMU_AMT3 .............................................................. UTILITIES_AMT.................................................................... 806
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
TLIFE_FVAL ............................................................... FACELIFE ............................................................................... 807
ELIFE_TYPE ............................................................... TYPE_LIFEINSUR ................................................................. 808
TLIFE_CVAL............................................................... CASHLIFE............................................................................... 809
TESAV1VAL ................................................................ EDUC_VALUE ....................................................................... 810
TESAV2VAL ................................................................ EDUC_VALUE ....................................................................... 811
TESAV3VAL ................................................................ EDUC_VALUE ....................................................................... 812
TJSRPGROINC ........................................................... JTRNTSP_PD .......................................................................... 813
TJORPGROINC .......................................................... JTRNTSP_PD .......................................................................... 814
TORPGROINC ............................................................ JTRNTSP_PD .......................................................................... 815
TJSRPNETINC ............................................................ JTNETSP_PD .......................................................................... 816
TJORPNETINC ........................................................... JTNETSP_PD .......................................................................... 817
TORPNETINC ............................................................. JTNETSP_PD .......................................................................... 818
TJSRPVAL ................................................................... JTSPMRKVALUE................................................................... 819
TJORPVAL .................................................................. JTSPMRKVALUE................................................................... 820
TORPVAL .................................................................... JTSPMRKVALUE................................................................... 821
TJSRPDEBTVAL ........................................................ JTSPDEBT............................................................................... 822
TJORPDEBTVAL ....................................................... JTSPDEBT............................................................................... 823
TORPDEBTVAL ......................................................... JTSPDEBT............................................................................... 824
TJSREVAL ................................................................... JTSPOUSE_MRKVALUE ...................................................... 825
TJOREVAL .................................................................. JTSPOUSE_MRKVALUE ...................................................... 826
TOREVAL .................................................................... JTSPOUSE_MRKVALUE ...................................................... 827
TJSREDEBTVAL ........................................................ JTSPREDEBT.......................................................................... 828
TJOREDEBTVAL ....................................................... JTSPREDEBT.......................................................................... 829
TOREDEBTVAL ......................................................... JTSPREDEBT.......................................................................... 830
EVEH1DEBT................................................................ CARFREE................................................................................ 831
EVEH2DEBT................................................................ CARFREE................................................................................ 832
EVEH3DEBT................................................................ CARFREE................................................................................ 833
TVEH1DEBTVAL ....................................................... CAROWED ............................................................................. 834
TVEH2DEBTVAL ....................................................... CAROWED ............................................................................. 835
TVEH3DEBTVAL ....................................................... CAROWED ............................................................................. 836
EVEH1USE ................................................................... PRIMARY_USE...................................................................... 837
EVEH2USE ................................................................... PRIMARY_USE...................................................................... 838
EVEH3USE ................................................................... PRIMARY_USE...................................................................... 839
EMCYCOWNER1 ....................................................... WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 840
EBOATOWNER1 ........................................................ WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 841
ERVOWNER1 .............................................................. WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 842
EORECOWNER1 ........................................................ WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 843
EMCYCOWNER2 ....................................................... WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 844
EBOATOWNER2 ........................................................ WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 845
ERVOWNER2 .............................................................. WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 846
EORECOWNER2 ........................................................ WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 847
EMCYCOWNER3 ....................................................... WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 848
EBOATOWNER3 ........................................................ WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 849
ERVOWNER3 .............................................................. WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 850
EORECOWNER3 ........................................................ WHO_RECVEH ...................................................................... 851
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
TMCYCVAL ................................................................ REC_VEHICLE....................................................................... 852
TBOATVAL ................................................................. REC_VEHICLE....................................................................... 853
TRVVAL ....................................................................... REC_VEHICLE....................................................................... 854
TORECVAL ................................................................. REC_VEHICLE....................................................................... 855
EMCYCDEBT .............................................................. RECVEHICFREE.................................................................... 856
EBOATDEBT ............................................................... RECVEHICFREE.................................................................... 857
ERVDEBT..................................................................... RECVEHICFREE.................................................................... 858
EORECDEBT ............................................................... RECVEHICFREE.................................................................... 859
TMCYCDEBTVAL ..................................................... RECVEHICOWED.................................................................. 860
TBOATDEBTVAL....................................................... RECVEHICOWED.................................................................. 861
TRVDEBTVAL ............................................................ RECVEHICOWED.................................................................. 862
TORECDEBTVAL ...................................................... RECVEHICOWED.................................................................. 863
EOWN_ANN................................................................. ANNUITY_TRUST................................................................. 864
EOWN_TR.................................................................... ANNUITY_TRUST................................................................. 865
TANNINC ..................................................................... ANNUITY_INC....................................................................... 866
EOWN_ANNEQ ........................................................... ANNUITY_SELF .................................................................... 867
TANNVAL .................................................................... ANNUITY_VALUE................................................................ 868
TTRINC ........................................................................ TRUST_INC ............................................................................ 869
EOWN_TREQ .............................................................. TRUST_SELF.......................................................................... 870
TTRVAL ....................................................................... TRUST_VALUE ..................................................................... 871
TBUS_INV_NUM......................................................... BUSINESS_INV_NUM .......................................................... 872
EBSJ1PEROWN .......................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 873
EBSJ2PEROWN .......................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 874
EBSJ3PEROWN .......................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 875
EBSJ4PEROWN .......................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 876
EBSJ5PEROWN .......................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 877
EBSJ6PEROWN .......................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 878
EBSJ7PEROWN .......................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 879
EBSI1PEROWN ........................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 880
EBSI2PEROWN ........................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 881
EBSI3PEROWN ........................................................... PERCENT_OWNED ............................................................... 882
TBSJ1VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 883
TBSJ2VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 884
TBSJ3VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 885
TBSJ4VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 886
TBSJ5VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 887
TBSJ6VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 888
TBSJ7VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 889
TBSI1VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 890
TBSI2VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 891
TBSI3VAL .................................................................... BUSINESS_VALUE ............................................................... 892
TBSJ1DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 893
TBSJ2DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 894
TBSJ3DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 895
TBSJ4DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 896
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
TBSJ5DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 897
TBSJ6DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 898
TBSJ7DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 899
TBSI1DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 900
TBSI2DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 901
TBSI3DEBTVAL ......................................................... BUSINESS_DEBT .................................................................. 902
TOINVINC ................................................................... RNDUP2_INCOME ................................................................ 903
TOINVVAL .................................................................. RNDUP2_VALUE................................................................... 904
EDEBT_CC................................................................... CREDIT_CARDS.................................................................... 905
EDEBT_ED ................................................................... EDUC_LOANS ....................................................................... 906
EDEBT_MED ............................................................... MED_DEBT ............................................................................ 907
EDEBT_OT................................................................... OTHER_DEBT........................................................................ 908
EJSCCDEBT ................................................................ JTCC_DEBT............................................................................ 909
TJSCCDEBTVAL ........................................................ JTCC_AMT ............................................................................. 910
EOCCDEBT ................................................................. SELFCC_DEBT....................................................................... 911
TOCCDEBTVAL ......................................................... SELFCC_AMT ........................................................................ 912
EJSEDDEBT................................................................. JTEDUC_DEBT ...................................................................... 913
TJSEDDEBTVAL ........................................................ JTEDUC_AMT........................................................................ 914
EOEDDEBT.................................................................. SELFEDUC_DEBT ................................................................. 915
TOEDDEBTVAL ......................................................... SELFEDUC_AMT................................................................... 916
TMED_AMT................................................................. MED_AMT.............................................................................. 917
EJSOTDEBT ................................................................ JTOTH_DEBT ......................................................................... 918
TJSOTDEBTVAL ........................................................ JTOTH_AMT........................................................................... 919
EOOTDEBT ................................................................. SELFOTH_DEBT.................................................................... 920
TOOTDEBTVAL ......................................................... SELFOTH_AMT ..................................................................... 921
TINC_BANK ..................................................................................................................................................................... 922
THINC_BANK.................................................................................................................................................................. 923
TINC_BOND ..................................................................................................................................................................... 924
THINC_BOND.................................................................................................................................................................. 925
TINC_STMF ..................................................................................................................................................................... 926
THINC_STMF .................................................................................................................................................................. 927
TINC_RENT ..................................................................................................................................................................... 928
THINC_RENT .................................................................................................................................................................. 929
TINC_OTH........................................................................................................................................................................ 930
THINC_OTH .................................................................................................................................................................... 931
TINC_AST......................................................................................................................................................................... 932
THINC_AST...................................................................................................................................................................... 933
TVAL_BANK.................................................................................................................................................................... 934
THVAL_BANK................................................................................................................................................................. 935
TVAL_BOND.................................................................................................................................................................... 936
THVAL_BOND................................................................................................................................................................. 937
TVAL_STMF .................................................................................................................................................................... 938
THVAL_STMF ................................................................................................................................................................. 939
TVAL_RENT .................................................................................................................................................................... 940
THVAL_RENT ................................................................................................................................................................. 941
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
TDEBT_RENT.................................................................................................................................................................. 942
THDEBT_RENT............................................................................................................................................................... 943
TEQ_RENT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 944
THEQ_RENT.................................................................................................................................................................... 945
TVAL_RE.......................................................................................................................................................................... 946
THVAL_RE....................................................................................................................................................................... 947
TDEBT_RE ....................................................................................................................................................................... 948
THDEBT_RE .................................................................................................................................................................... 949
TEQ_RE ............................................................................................................................................................................ 950
THEQ_RE ......................................................................................................................................................................... 951
TVAL_OTH ...................................................................................................................................................................... 952
THVAL_OTH ................................................................................................................................................................... 953
TVAL_RET ....................................................................................................................................................................... 954
THVAL_RET .................................................................................................................................................................... 955
TVAL_BUS........................................................................................................................................................................ 956
THVAL_BUS .................................................................................................................................................................... 957
TDEBT_BUS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 958
THDEBT_BUS .................................................................................................................................................................. 959
TEQ_BUS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 960
THEQ_BUS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 961
TVAL_ESAV..................................................................................................................................................................... 962
THVAL_ESAV.................................................................................................................................................................. 963
TVAL_VEH....................................................................................................................................................................... 964
THVAL_VEH.................................................................................................................................................................... 965
TDEBT_VEH .................................................................................................................................................................... 966
THDEBT_VEH ................................................................................................................................................................. 967
TVAL_HOME................................................................................................................................................................... 968
THVAL_HOME................................................................................................................................................................ 969
TDEBT_HOME ................................................................................................................................................................ 970
THDEBT_HOME ............................................................................................................................................................. 971
TEQ_HOME ..................................................................................................................................................................... 972
THEQ_HOME .................................................................................................................................................................. 973
TDEBT_CC ....................................................................................................................................................................... 974
THDEBT_CC .................................................................................................................................................................... 975
TDEBT_ED ....................................................................................................................................................................... 976
THDEBT_ED .................................................................................................................................................................... 977
TDEBT_OT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 978
THDEBT_OT .................................................................................................................................................................... 979
TDEBT_USEC .................................................................................................................................................................. 980
THDEBT_USEC ............................................................................................................................................................... 981
TDEBT_SEC ..................................................................................................................................................................... 982
THDEBT_SEC .................................................................................................................................................................. 983
TDEBT_AST ..................................................................................................................................................................... 984
THDEBT_AST .................................................................................................................................................................. 985
TVAL_AST........................................................................................................................................................................ 986
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
THVAL_AST .................................................................................................................................................................... 987
TNETWORTH.................................................................................................................................................................. 988
THNETWORTH............................................................................................................................................................... 989
TVAL_RMU...................................................................................................................................................................... 990
THVAL_RMU................................................................................................................................................................... 991
TEQ_VEH ......................................................................................................................................................................... 992
THEQ_VEH ...................................................................................................................................................................... 993
TIRAKEO_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 994
TIRAKEO_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 995
TTH401_MED................................................................................................................................................................... 996
TTH401_STD .................................................................................................................................................................... 997
TJSGVNC_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 998
TJSGVNC_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 999
TJOGVNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1000
TJOGVNC_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1001
TOGVNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1002
TOGVNC_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1003
TJSCKINC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................ 1004
TJSCKINC_MED ........................................................................................................................................................... 1005
TJOCKINC_STD............................................................................................................................................................ 1006
TJOCKINC_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1007
TOCKINC_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1008
TOCKINC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1009
TJSSVNC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1010
TJSSVNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1011
TJOSVNC_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1012
TJOSVNC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1013
TOSVNC_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1014
TOSVNC_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1015
TJSMMNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................ 1016
TJSMMNC_MED ........................................................................................................................................................... 1017
TJOMMNC_STD............................................................................................................................................................ 1018
TJOMMNC_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1019
TOMMNC_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1020
TOMMNC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1021
TJSCDNC_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1022
TJSCDNC_MED............................................................................................................................................................. 1023
TJOCDNC_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1024
TJOCDNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1025
TOCDNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1026
TOCDNC_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1027
TJSBDNC_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1028
TJSBDNC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1029
TJOBDNC_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1030
TJOBDNC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1031
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
TOBDNC_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1032
TOBDNC_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1033
TJSCKVL_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1034
TJSCKVL_MED............................................................................................................................................................. 1035
TJOCKVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1036
TJOCKVL_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1037
TOCKVL_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1038
TOCKVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1039
TJSSVVL_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1040
TJSSVVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1041
TJOSVVL_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1042
TJOSVVL_MED............................................................................................................................................................. 1043
TOSVVL_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1044
TOSVVL_MED............................................................................................................................................................... 1045
TJSMMVL_STD............................................................................................................................................................. 1046
TJSMMVL_MED ........................................................................................................................................................... 1047
TJOMMVL_STD............................................................................................................................................................ 1048
TJOMMVL_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1049
TOMMVL_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1050
TOMMVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1051
TJSCDVL_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1052
TJSCDVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1053
TJOCDVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1054
TJOCDVL_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1055
TOCDVL_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1056
TOCDVL_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1057
TJSGVVL_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1058
TJSGVVL_MED............................................................................................................................................................. 1059
TJOGVVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1060
TJOGVVL_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1061
TOGVVL_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1062
TOGVVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1063
TJSBDVL_STD............................................................................................................................................................... 1064
TJSBDVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1065
TJOBDVL_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1066
TJOBDVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1067
TOBDVL_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1068
TOBDVL_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1069
TJSMFNC_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1070
TJSMFNC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1071
TJOMFNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1072
TJOMFNC_MED ........................................................................................................................................................... 1073
TOMFNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1074
TOMFNC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1075
TJSSTNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1076
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
TJSSTNC_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1077
TJOSTNC_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1078
TJOSTNC_MED............................................................................................................................................................. 1079
TOSTNC_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1080
TOSTNC_MED............................................................................................................................................................... 1081
TJSMFVL_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1082
TJSMFVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1083
TJOMFVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1084
TJOMFVL_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1085
TOMFVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1086
TOMFVL_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1087
TJSSTVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1088
TJSSTVL_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1089
TJOSTVL_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1090
TJOSTVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1091
TOSTVL_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1092
TOSTVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................... 1093
TMHVAL_STD............................................................................................................................................................... 1094
TMHVAL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1095
TMHLOAN_STD............................................................................................................................................................ 1096
TMHLOAN_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1097
TPRVAL_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1098
TPRVAL_MED............................................................................................................................................................... 1099
TPRLOAN_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1100
TPRLOAN_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1101
TRNTMT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1102
TRNTMT_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1103
TUTILS_MED ................................................................................................................................................................ 1104
TUTILS_STD .................................................................................................................................................................. 1105
TFVAL_STD ................................................................................................................................................................... 1106
TFVAL_MED.................................................................................................................................................................. 1107
TCVAL_STD................................................................................................................................................................... 1108
TCVAL_MED ................................................................................................................................................................. 1109
TESAV_STD ................................................................................................................................................................... 1110
TESAV_MED.................................................................................................................................................................. 1111
TJSGRNC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1112
TJSGRNC_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1113
TJOGRNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1114
TJOGRNC_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1115
TOGRNC_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1116
TOGRNC_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1117
TJSNET_BSTD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1118
TJSNET_TMED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1119
TJSNET_TSTD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1120
TJSNET_BMED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1121
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020
TJONET_BSTD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1122
TJONET_TMED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1123
TJONET_TSTD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1124
TJONET_BMED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1125
TONET_BSTD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1126
TONET_TMED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1127
TONET_TSTD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1128
TONET_BMED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1129
TJSRPVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1130
TJSRPVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1131
TJORPVL_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1132
TJORPVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1133
TORPVL_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1134
TORPVL_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1135
TJSRPDT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1136
TJSRPDT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1137
TJORPDT_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1138
TJORPDT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1139
TORPDT_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1140
TORPDT_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1141
TJSREVL_STD............................................................................................................................................................... 1142
TJSREVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1143
TJOREVL_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1144
TJOREVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1145
TOREVL_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1146
TOREVL_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1147
TJSREDT_STD............................................................................................................................................................... 1148
TJSREDT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1149
TJOREDT_STD.............................................................................................................................................................. 1150
TJOREDT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1151
TOREDT_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1152
TOREDT_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1153
TVEHDT_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1154
TVEHDT_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1155
TMCYCVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................ 1156
TMCYCVL_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1157
TBOATVL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1158
TBOATVL_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1159
TRVVL_MED ................................................................................................................................................................. 1160
TRVVL_STD................................................................................................................................................................... 1161
TRECVL_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1162
TRECVL_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1163
TMCYCDT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................ 1164
TMCYCDT_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1165
TBOATDT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1166
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TBOATDT_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1167
TRVDT_STD................................................................................................................................................................... 1168
TRVDT_MED ................................................................................................................................................................. 1169
TRECDT_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1170
TRECDT_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1171
TANNINC_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1172
TANNINC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1173
TANNVAL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1174
TANNVAL_MED ........................................................................................................................................................... 1175
TTRINC_STD ................................................................................................................................................................. 1176
TTRINC_MED................................................................................................................................................................ 1177
TTRVAL_STD ................................................................................................................................................................ 1178
TTRVAL_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1179
TBSJVL_STD.................................................................................................................................................................. 1180
TBSJVL_MED ................................................................................................................................................................ 1181
TBSIVL_STD .................................................................................................................................................................. 1182
TBSIVL_MED ................................................................................................................................................................ 1183
TBSJDT_STD.................................................................................................................................................................. 1184
TBSJDT_MED ................................................................................................................................................................ 1185
TBSIDT_STD .................................................................................................................................................................. 1186
TBSIDT_MED ................................................................................................................................................................ 1187
TOINV_TSTD ................................................................................................................................................................. 1188
TOINV_BMED ............................................................................................................................................................... 1189
TOINV_BSTD ................................................................................................................................................................. 1190
TOINV_TMED ............................................................................................................................................................... 1191
TOINVVL_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1192
TOINVVL_MED ............................................................................................................................................................ 1193
TJSCCDT_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1194
TJSCCDT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1195
TOCCDT_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1196
TOCCDT_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1197
TJSEDDT_STD............................................................................................................................................................... 1198
TJSEDDT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1199
TOEDDT_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1200
TOEDDT_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1201
TJSOTDT_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1202
TJSOTDT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1203
TOOTDT_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1204
TOOTDT_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1205
TVEHVL_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 1206
TVEHVL_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 1207
TMED_AMT_STD ......................................................................................................................................................... 1208
TMED_AMT_MED........................................................................................................................................................ 1209
EHLTSTAT .................................................................. HLTHSTS .............................................................................. 1210
TDAYSICK ................................................................... DaySick.................................................................................. 1211
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THOSPNIT ................................................................... HOSPNMNGT....................................................................... 1212
EHREAS_DT ................................................................ HOSPRSNNGT ..................................................................... 1213
EHREAS_BIR .............................................................. HOSPRSNNGT ..................................................................... 1214
EHREAS_OS ................................................................ HOSPRSNNGT ..................................................................... 1215
EHREAS_NST.............................................................. HOSPRSNNGT ..................................................................... 1216
EHREAS_OTH............................................................. HOSPRSNNGT ..................................................................... 1217
EPRESDRG .................................................................. PRESCRIPYR........................................................................ 1218
EDALYDRG ................................................................. PRESCRIP ............................................................................. 1219
TVISDENT ................................................................... DentalVIS............................................................................... 1220
ELOSTTH ..................................................................... DentTHLS.............................................................................. 1221
EALLTH ....................................................................... DentalTH................................................................................ 1222
TVISDOC...................................................................... HLTHPRVD .......................................................................... 1223
TDOCNUM ................................................................... HLTHDR_NO........................................................................ 1224
THIPAYC ..................................................................... medcrpayc .............................................................................. 1225
EWHIPAYC ................................................................. WMEDCRPAYC ................................................................... 1226
THIPAYS ...................................................................... medcrpays .............................................................................. 1227
EWHIPAYS .................................................................. WMEDCRYPAYS................................................................. 1228
TMDPAY ...................................................................... MDPay ................................................................................... 1229
EWMDPAY .................................................................. WMDPAY ............................................................................. 1230
TOTCMDPAY.............................................................. OTCMDPAY ......................................................................... 1231
EWOTCMDPAY.......................................................... WOTCMDPAY ..................................................................... 1232
EFLEXSPND ................................................................ FLEXSPND ........................................................................... 1233
ENOINDNT .................................................................. NOINDNT ............................................................................. 1234
ENOINDOC .................................................................. NOINDOC ............................................................................. 1235
ENOINCLN .................................................................. NOINCLN.............................................................................. 1236
ENOINER ..................................................................... NOINCLN.............................................................................. 1237
ENOINHSP ................................................................... NOINCLN.............................................................................. 1238
ENOINVA ..................................................................... NOINCLN.............................................................................. 1239
ENOINDR ..................................................................... NOINCLN.............................................................................. 1240
ENOINDDS ................................................................... NOINCLN.............................................................................. 1241
ENOINOTH .................................................................. NOINCLN.............................................................................. 1242
ENOININC ................................................................... NOININC............................................................................... 1243
ENOINTRT................................................................... NOINTRT .............................................................................. 1244
ENOINCHK.................................................................. NOINCHK ............................................................................. 1245
THIPAYC_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1246
THIPAYC_MED............................................................................................................................................................. 1247
THIPAYS_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1248
THIPAYS_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1249
TMDPAY_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 1250
TMDPAY_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 1251
TOTCPAY_MED............................................................................................................................................................ 1252
TOTCPAY_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 1253
TDAYSICK_STD............................................................................................................................................................ 1254
TDAYSICK_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1255
THOSPNIT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................ 1256
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THOSPNIT_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1257
TVISDENT_MED........................................................................................................................................................... 1258
TVISDENT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................ 1259
TVISDOC_STD .............................................................................................................................................................. 1260
TVISDOC_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 1261
TDOCNUM_STD............................................................................................................................................................ 1262
TDOCNUM_MED .......................................................................................................................................................... 1263
EHEARING .................................................................. HEARING.............................................................................. 1264
ESEEING ...................................................................... SEEING ................................................................................. 1265
ECOGNIT ..................................................................... COGNIT................................................................................. 1266
EAMBULAT ................................................................. AMBULAT............................................................................ 1267
ESELFCARE ................................................................ SELFCARE............................................................................ 1268
EPLAYDIF ................................................................... PLAYDIF............................................................................... 1269
ESCHOOLWK ............................................................. SKOOLWK............................................................................ 1270
EERRANDS .................................................................. ERRANDS ............................................................................. 1271
EFINDJOB.................................................................... FINDJOB ............................................................................... 1272
EJOBCANT .................................................................. JOBCANT.............................................................................. 1273
EDDELAY .................................................................... DDELAY ............................................................................... 1274
RDIS ................................................................................................................................................................................. 1275
RDIS_ALT....................................................................................................................................................................... 1276
EDINRPAR ................................................................... DINLNGD ............................................................................. 1277
EDINROP ..................................................................... DINOP ................................................................................... 1278
EREADCWB ................................................................ READCWB............................................................................ 1279
EOUTINGSRPAR .......................................................................................................................................................... 1280
EOUTINGSROP ............................................................................................................................................................. 1281
EREPGRD .................................................................... REPGRD................................................................................ 1282
EEXPSCH ..................................................................... EXPSCH ................................................................................ 1283
EGIFTED ...................................................................... GIFTED ................................................................................. 1284
ESPORT ........................................................................ SPORT ................................................................................... 1285
ELESSON ..................................................................... LESSON................................................................................. 1286
ECLUB .......................................................................... CLUB ..................................................................................... 1287
ERELIG ........................................................................ RELIG.................................................................................... 1288
EAWBCRACK ............................................................. AWBCRACK......................................................................... 1289
EAWBHOLES .............................................................. AWBHOLES ......................................................................... 1290
EAWBPESTS ............................................................... AWBPESTS........................................................................... 1291
EAWBPLUMB ............................................................. AWBPLUMB......................................................................... 1292
EAWBTRAFF .............................................................. AWBTRAFF.......................................................................... 1293
EAWBTRASH .............................................................. AWBTRASH ......................................................................... 1294
EAWBSTAY ................................................................. AWBSTAY............................................................................ 1295
EAWBSAFE ................................................................. AWBSAFE............................................................................. 1296
EAWBMORT ............................................................... AWBMORT........................................................................... 1297
EAWBGAS ................................................................... AWBGAS .............................................................................. 1298
EFOOD1........................................................................ FOODF1................................................................................. 1299
EFOOD2........................................................................ FOODF2................................................................................. 1300
EFOOD3........................................................................ FOODF3................................................................................. 1301
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EFOOD4........................................................................ FOODF4................................................................................. 1302
EFOOD5........................................................................ FOODF5................................................................................. 1303
EFOOD6........................................................................ FOODF6................................................................................. 1304
RFOODR ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1305
RFOODS.......................................................................................................................................................................... 1306
RREPGRD....................................................................................................................................................................... 1307
REXPSCH ....................................................................................................................................................................... 1308
RGIFTED ........................................................................................................................................................................ 1309
RSPORT .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1310
RLESSON........................................................................................................................................................................ 1311
RCLUB ............................................................................................................................................................................ 1312
RCARES .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1313
RWORKS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 1314
RGETBY.......................................................................................................................................................................... 1315
RHMWRK....................................................................................................................................................................... 1316
RDINRPAR ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1317
RDINROP........................................................................................................................................................................ 1318
RREADCWB................................................................................................................................................................... 1319
ROUTINGSRPAR .......................................................................................................................................................... 1320
ROUTINGSROP............................................................................................................................................................. 1321
RRELIG........................................................................................................................................................................... 1322
EJB1_BMONTH .......................................................... JB_BMONTH ........................................................................ 1323
EJB2_BMONTH .......................................................... JB_BMONTH ........................................................................ 1324
EJB3_BMONTH .......................................................... JB_BMONTH ........................................................................ 1325
EJB4_BMONTH .......................................................... JB_BMONTH ........................................................................ 1326
EJB5_BMONTH .......................................................... JB_BMONTH ........................................................................ 1327
EJB6_BMONTH .......................................................... JB_BMONTH ........................................................................ 1328
EJB7_BMONTH .......................................................... JB_BMONTH ........................................................................ 1329
EJB1_EMONTH .......................................................... JB_EMONTH ........................................................................ 1330
EJB2_EMONTH .......................................................... JB_EMONTH ........................................................................ 1331
EJB3_EMONTH .......................................................... JB_EMONTH ........................................................................ 1332
EJB4_EMONTH .......................................................... JB_EMONTH ........................................................................ 1333
EJB5_EMONTH .......................................................... JB_EMONTH ........................................................................ 1334
EJB6_EMONTH .......................................................... JB_EMONTH ........................................................................ 1335
EJB7_EMONTH .......................................................... JB_EMONTH ........................................................................ 1336
EJB1_JBORSE ............................................................. JBORSE ................................................................................. 1337
EJB2_JBORSE ............................................................. JBORSE ................................................................................. 1338
EJB3_JBORSE ............................................................. JBORSE ................................................................................. 1339
EJB4_JBORSE ............................................................. JBORSE ................................................................................. 1340
EJB5_JBORSE ............................................................. JBORSE ................................................................................. 1341
EJB6_JBORSE ............................................................. JBORSE ................................................................................. 1342
EJB7_JBORSE ............................................................. JBORSE ................................................................................. 1343
EJB1_CONCHK........................................................... CONCHK1............................................................................. 1344
EJB2_CONCHK........................................................... CONCHK1............................................................................. 1345
EJB3_CONCHK........................................................... CONCHK1............................................................................. 1346
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EJB4_CONCHK........................................................... CONCHK1............................................................................. 1347
EJB5_CONCHK........................................................... CONCHK1............................................................................. 1348
EJB6_CONCHK........................................................... CONCHK1............................................................................. 1349
EJB7_CONCHK........................................................... CONCHK1............................................................................. 1350
EJB1_STRTJAN .......................................................... STARTJAN............................................................................ 1351
EJB2_STRTJAN .......................................................... STARTJAN............................................................................ 1352
EJB3_STRTJAN .......................................................... STARTJAN............................................................................ 1353
EJB4_STRTJAN .......................................................... STARTJAN............................................................................ 1354
EJB5_STRTJAN .......................................................... STARTJAN............................................................................ 1355
EJB6_STRTJAN .......................................................... STARTJAN............................................................................ 1356
EJB7_STRTJAN .......................................................... STARTJAN............................................................................ 1357
TJB1_STRTYR ............................................................ STARTYEAR ........................................................................ 1358
TJB2_STRTYR ............................................................ STARTYEAR ........................................................................ 1359
TJB3_STRTYR ............................................................ STARTYEAR ........................................................................ 1360
TJB4_STRTYR ............................................................ STARTYEAR ........................................................................ 1361
TJB5_STRTYR ............................................................ STARTYEAR ........................................................................ 1362
TJB6_STRTYR ............................................................ STARTYEAR ........................................................................ 1363
TJB7_STRTYR ............................................................ STARTYEAR ........................................................................ 1364
EJB1_STRTMON ........................................................ STARTMONTH .................................................................... 1365
EJB2_STRTMON ........................................................ STARTMONTH .................................................................... 1366
EJB3_STRTMON ........................................................ STARTMONTH .................................................................... 1367
EJB4_STRTMON ........................................................ STARTMONTH .................................................................... 1368
EJB5_STRTMON ........................................................ STARTMONTH .................................................................... 1369
EJB6_STRTMON ........................................................ STARTMONTH .................................................................... 1370
EJB7_STRTMON ........................................................ STARTMONTH .................................................................... 1371
EJB1_STARTWK ........................................................ startweek ................................................................................ 1372
EJB2_STARTWK ........................................................ startweek ................................................................................ 1373
EJB3_STARTWK ........................................................ startweek ................................................................................ 1374
EJB4_STARTWK ........................................................ startweek ................................................................................ 1375
EJB5_STARTWK ........................................................ startweek ................................................................................ 1376
EJB6_STARTWK ........................................................ startweek ................................................................................ 1377
EJB7_STARTWK ........................................................ startweek ................................................................................ 1378
EJB1_ENDWK ............................................................. ENDWEEK............................................................................ 1379
EJB2_ENDWK ............................................................. ENDWEEK............................................................................ 1380
EJB3_ENDWK ............................................................. ENDWEEK............................................................................ 1381
EJB4_ENDWK ............................................................. ENDWEEK............................................................................ 1382
EJB5_ENDWK ............................................................. ENDWEEK............................................................................ 1383
EJB6_ENDWK ............................................................. ENDWEEK............................................................................ 1384
EJB7_ENDWK ............................................................. ENDWEEK............................................................................ 1385
EJB1_RSEND ............................................................... RSEND................................................................................... 1386
EJB2_RSEND ............................................................... RSEND................................................................................... 1387
EJB3_RSEND ............................................................... RSEND................................................................................... 1388
EJB4_RSEND ............................................................... RSEND................................................................................... 1389
EJB5_RSEND ............................................................... RSEND................................................................................... 1390
EJB6_RSEND ............................................................... RSEND................................................................................... 1391
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EJB7_RSEND ............................................................... RSEND................................................................................... 1392
EJB1_RENDB............................................................... RENDB .................................................................................. 1393
EJB2_RENDB............................................................... RENDB .................................................................................. 1394
EJB3_RENDB............................................................... RENDB .................................................................................. 1395
EJB4_RENDB............................................................... RENDB .................................................................................. 1396
EJB5_RENDB............................................................... RENDB .................................................................................. 1397
EJB6_RENDB............................................................... RENDB .................................................................................. 1398
EJB7_RENDB............................................................... RENDB .................................................................................. 1399
EJB1_CLWRK ............................................................. CLWRK ................................................................................. 1400
EJB2_CLWRK ............................................................. CLWRK ................................................................................. 1401
EJB3_CLWRK ............................................................. CLWRK ................................................................................. 1402
EJB4_CLWRK ............................................................. CLWRK ................................................................................. 1403
EJB5_CLWRK ............................................................. CLWRK ................................................................................. 1404
EJB6_CLWRK ............................................................. CLWRK ................................................................................. 1405
EJB7_CLWRK ............................................................. CLWRK ................................................................................. 1406
TJB1_IND ..................................................................... KNDIN................................................................................... 1407
TJB2_IND ..................................................................... KNDIN................................................................................... 1414
TJB3_IND ..................................................................... KNDIN................................................................................... 1421
TJB4_IND ..................................................................... KNDIN................................................................................... 1428
TJB5_IND ..................................................................... KNDIN................................................................................... 1435
TJB6_IND ..................................................................... KNDIN................................................................................... 1442
TJB7_IND ..................................................................... KNDIN................................................................................... 1449
TJB1_OCC.................................................................... KNDWK ................................................................................ 1450
TJB2_OCC.................................................................... KNDWK ................................................................................ 1464
TJB3_OCC.................................................................... KNDWK ................................................................................ 1478
TJB4_OCC.................................................................... KNDWK ................................................................................ 1492
TJB5_OCC.................................................................... KNDWK ................................................................................ 1506
TJB6_OCC.................................................................... KNDWK ................................................................................ 1520
TJB7_OCC.................................................................... KNDWK ................................................................................ 1534
EJB1_UNION ............................................................... UNION................................................................................... 1548
EJB2_UNION ............................................................... UNION................................................................................... 1549
EJB3_UNION ............................................................... UNION................................................................................... 1550
EJB4_UNION ............................................................... UNION................................................................................... 1551
EJB5_UNION ............................................................... UNION................................................................................... 1552
EJB6_UNION ............................................................... UNION................................................................................... 1553
EJB7_UNION ............................................................... UNION................................................................................... 1554
EJB1_CNTRC .............................................................. CNTRC .................................................................................. 1555
EJB2_CNTRC .............................................................. CNTRC .................................................................................. 1556
EJB3_CNTRC .............................................................. CNTRC .................................................................................. 1557
EJB4_CNTRC .............................................................. CNTRC .................................................................................. 1558
EJB5_CNTRC .............................................................. CNTRC .................................................................................. 1559
EJB6_CNTRC .............................................................. CNTRC .................................................................................. 1560
EJB7_CNTRC .............................................................. CNTRC .................................................................................. 1561
EJB1_EMPLOC ........................................................... EMPLOC ............................................................................... 1562
EJB2_EMPLOC ........................................................... EMPLOC ............................................................................... 1563
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EJB3_EMPLOC ........................................................... EMPLOC ............................................................................... 1564
EJB4_EMPLOC ........................................................... EMPLOC ............................................................................... 1565
EJB5_EMPLOC ........................................................... EMPLOC ............................................................................... 1566
EJB6_EMPLOC ........................................................... EMPLOC ............................................................................... 1567
EJB7_EMPLOC ........................................................... EMPLOC ............................................................................... 1568
TJB1_EMPALL ........................................................... EMPALL................................................................................ 1569
TJB2_EMPALL ........................................................... EMPALL................................................................................ 1570
TJB3_EMPALL ........................................................... EMPALL................................................................................ 1571
TJB4_EMPALL ........................................................... EMPALL................................................................................ 1572
TJB5_EMPALL ........................................................... EMPALL................................................................................ 1573
TJB6_EMPALL ........................................................... EMPALL................................................................................ 1574
TJB7_EMPALL ........................................................... EMPALL................................................................................ 1575
EJB1_EMPSIZE........................................................... EMPSIZE ............................................................................... 1576
EJB2_EMPSIZE........................................................... EMPSIZE ............................................................................... 1577
EJB3_EMPSIZE........................................................... EMPSIZE ............................................................................... 1578
EJB4_EMPSIZE........................................................... EMPSIZE ............................................................................... 1579
EJB5_EMPSIZE........................................................... EMPSIZE ............................................................................... 1580
EJB6_EMPSIZE........................................................... EMPSIZE ............................................................................... 1581
EJB7_EMPSIZE........................................................... EMPSIZE ............................................................................... 1582
TJB1_EMPB ................................................................. EMPB..................................................................................... 1583
TJB2_EMPB ................................................................. EMPB..................................................................................... 1584
TJB3_EMPB ................................................................. EMPB..................................................................................... 1585
TJB4_EMPB ................................................................. EMPB..................................................................................... 1586
TJB5_EMPB ................................................................. EMPB..................................................................................... 1587
TJB6_EMPB ................................................................. EMPB..................................................................................... 1588
TJB7_EMPB ................................................................. EMPB..................................................................................... 1589
EJB1_INCPB ................................................................ INCPB.................................................................................... 1590
EJB2_INCPB ................................................................ INCPB.................................................................................... 1591
EJB3_INCPB ................................................................ INCPB.................................................................................... 1592
EJB4_INCPB ................................................................ INCPB.................................................................................... 1593
EJB5_INCPB ................................................................ INCPB.................................................................................... 1594
EJB6_INCPB ................................................................ INCPB.................................................................................... 1595
EJB7_INCPB ................................................................ INCPB.................................................................................... 1596
EJB1_PROPB ............................................................... PROPB ................................................................................... 1597
EJB2_PROPB ............................................................... PROPB ................................................................................... 1598
EJB3_PROPB ............................................................... PROPB ................................................................................... 1599
EJB4_PROPB ............................................................... PROPB ................................................................................... 1600
EJB5_PROPB ............................................................... PROPB ................................................................................... 1601
EJB6_PROPB ............................................................... PROPB ................................................................................... 1602
EJB7_PROPB ............................................................... PROPB ................................................................................... 1603
EJB1_HPRTB ............................................................... HPRTB................................................................................... 1604
EJB2_HPRTB ............................................................... HPRTB................................................................................... 1605
EJB3_HPRTB ............................................................... HPRTB................................................................................... 1606
EJB4_HPRTB ............................................................... HPRTB................................................................................... 1607
EJB5_HPRTB ............................................................... HPRTB................................................................................... 1608
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EJB6_HPRTB ............................................................... HPRTB................................................................................... 1609
EJB7_HPRTB ............................................................... HPRTB................................................................................... 1610
EJB1_PARTB1 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1611
EJB2_PARTB1 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1612
EJB3_PARTB1 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1613
EJB4_PARTB1 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1614
EJB5_PARTB1 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1615
EJB6_PARTB1 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1616
EJB7_PARTB1 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1617
EJB1_PARTB2 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1618
EJB2_PARTB2 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1619
EJB3_PARTB2 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1620
EJB4_PARTB2 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1621
EJB5_PARTB2 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1622
EJB6_PARTB2 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1623
EJB7_PARTB2 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1624
EJB1_PARTB3 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1625
EJB2_PARTB3 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1626
EJB3_PARTB3 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1627
EJB4_PARTB3 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1628
EJB5_PARTB3 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1629
EJB6_PARTB3 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1630
EJB7_PARTB3 ............................................................. PARTB................................................................................... 1631
EJB1_BSLRYB............................................................. BSLRYB ................................................................................ 1632
EJB2_BSLRYB............................................................. BSLRYB ................................................................................ 1633
EJB3_BSLRYB............................................................. BSLRYB ................................................................................ 1634
EJB4_BSLRYB............................................................. BSLRYB ................................................................................ 1635
EJB5_BSLRYB............................................................. BSLRYB ................................................................................ 1636
EJB6_BSLRYB............................................................. BSLRYB ................................................................................ 1637
EJB7_BSLRYB............................................................. BSLRYB ................................................................................ 1638
EJB1_TYPPAY1 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1639
EJB2_TYPPAY1 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1640
EJB3_TYPPAY1 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1641
EJB4_TYPPAY1 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1642
EJB5_TYPPAY1 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1643
EJB6_TYPPAY1 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1644
EJB7_TYPPAY1 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1645
EJB1_TYPPAY2 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1646
EJB2_TYPPAY2 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1647
EJB3_TYPPAY2 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1648
EJB4_TYPPAY2 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1649
EJB5_TYPPAY2 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1650
EJB6_TYPPAY2 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1651
EJB7_TYPPAY2 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1652
EJB1_TYPPAY3 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1653
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EJB2_TYPPAY3 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1654
EJB3_TYPPAY3 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1655
EJB4_TYPPAY3 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1656
EJB5_TYPPAY3 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1657
EJB6_TYPPAY3 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1658
EJB7_TYPPAY3 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1659
EJB1_TYPPAY4 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1660
EJB2_TYPPAY4 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1661
EJB3_TYPPAY4 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1662
EJB4_TYPPAY4 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1663
EJB5_TYPPAY4 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1664
EJB6_TYPPAY4 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1665
EJB7_TYPPAY4 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1666
EJB1_TYPPAY5 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1667
EJB2_TYPPAY5 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1668
EJB3_TYPPAY5 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1669
EJB4_TYPPAY5 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1670
EJB5_TYPPAY5 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1671
EJB6_TYPPAY5 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1672
EJB7_TYPPAY5 .......................................................... TYPPAY ................................................................................ 1673
EJB1_PAYHR3 ............................................................ PAYHR1 ................................................................................ 1674
EJB2_PAYHR3 ............................................................ PAYHR1 ................................................................................ 1675
EJB3_PAYHR3 ............................................................ PAYHR1 ................................................................................ 1676
EJB4_PAYHR3 ............................................................ PAYHR1 ................................................................................ 1677
EJB5_PAYHR3 ............................................................ PAYHR1 ................................................................................ 1678
EJB6_PAYHR3 ............................................................ PAYHR1 ................................................................................ 1679
EJB7_PAYHR3 ............................................................ PAYHR1 ................................................................................ 1680
TJB1_ANNSAL3 .......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1681
TJB2_ANNSAL3 .......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1682
TJB3_ANNSAL3 .......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1683
TJB4_ANNSAL3 .......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1684
TJB5_ANNSAL3 .......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1685
TJB6_ANNSAL3 .......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1686
TJB7_ANNSAL3 .......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1687
TJB1_HOURLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1688
TJB2_HOURLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1689
TJB3_HOURLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1690
TJB4_HOURLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1691
TJB5_HOURLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1692
TJB6_HOURLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1693
TJB7_HOURLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1694
TJB1_WKLY3 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1695
TJB2_WKLY3 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1696
TJB3_WKLY3 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1697
TJB4_WKLY3 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1698
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TJB5_WKLY3 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1699
TJB6_WKLY3 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1700
TJB7_WKLY3 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1701
TJB1_BWKLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1702
TJB2_BWKLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1703
TJB3_BWKLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1704
TJB4_BWKLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1705
TJB5_BWKLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1706
TJB6_BWKLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1707
TJB7_BWKLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1708
TJB1_MTHLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1709
TJB2_MTHLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1710
TJB3_MTHLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1711
TJB4_MTHLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1712
TJB5_MTHLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1713
TJB6_MTHLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1714
TJB7_MTHLY3 ........................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1715
TJB1_SMTHLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1716
TJB2_SMTHLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1717
TJB3_SMTHLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1718
TJB4_SMTHLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1719
TJB5_SMTHLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1720
TJB6_SMTHLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1721
TJB7_SMTHLY3 ......................................................... PYRAT1................................................................................. 1722
TJB1_OTHER3 ............................................................ PYRAT1................................................................................. 1723
TJB2_OTHER3 ............................................................ PYRAT1................................................................................. 1724
TJB3_OTHER3 ............................................................ PYRAT1................................................................................. 1725
TJB4_OTHER3 ............................................................ PYRAT1................................................................................. 1726
TJB5_OTHER3 ............................................................ PYRAT1................................................................................. 1727
TJB6_OTHER3 ............................................................ PYRAT1................................................................................. 1728
TJB7_OTHER3 ............................................................ PYRAT1................................................................................. 1729
TJB1_GAMT1 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1730
TJB2_GAMT1 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1731
TJB3_GAMT1 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1732
TJB4_GAMT1 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1733
TJB5_GAMT1 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1734
TJB6_GAMT1 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1735
TJB7_GAMT1 .............................................................. PYRAT1................................................................................. 1736
EJB1_NETGRO3 ......................................................... TAKEHOME1 ....................................................................... 1737
EJB2_NETGRO3 ......................................................... TAKEHOME1 ....................................................................... 1738
EJB3_NETGRO3 ......................................................... TAKEHOME1 ....................................................................... 1739
EJB4_NETGRO3 ......................................................... TAKEHOME1 ....................................................................... 1740
EJB5_NETGRO3 ......................................................... TAKEHOME1 ....................................................................... 1741
EJB6_NETGRO3 ......................................................... TAKEHOME1 ....................................................................... 1742
EJB7_NETGRO3 ......................................................... TAKEHOME1 ....................................................................... 1743
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TJB1_JOBHRS3........................................................... JOBHRS1............................................................................... 1744
TJB2_JOBHRS3........................................................... JOBHRS1............................................................................... 1745
TJB3_JOBHRS3........................................................... JOBHRS1............................................................................... 1746
TJB4_JOBHRS3........................................................... JOBHRS1............................................................................... 1747
TJB5_JOBHRS3........................................................... JOBHRS1............................................................................... 1748
TJB6_JOBHRS3........................................................... JOBHRS1............................................................................... 1749
TJB7_JOBHRS3........................................................... JOBHRS1............................................................................... 1750
EJB1_PTRESN3 ........................................................... PTRESN1............................................................................... 1751
EJB2_PTRESN3 ........................................................... PTRESN1............................................................................... 1752
EJB3_PTRESN3 ........................................................... PTRESN1............................................................................... 1753
EJB4_PTRESN3 ........................................................... PTRESN1............................................................................... 1754
EJB5_PTRESN3 ........................................................... PTRESN1............................................................................... 1755
EJB6_PTRESN3 ........................................................... PTRESN1............................................................................... 1756
EJB7_PTRESN3 ........................................................... PTRESN1............................................................................... 1757
EJB1_CHEARN2 ......................................................... CHEARN1 ............................................................................. 1758
EJB2_CHEARN2 ......................................................... CHEARN1 ............................................................................. 1759
EJB3_CHEARN2 ......................................................... CHEARN1 ............................................................................. 1760
EJB4_CHEARN2 ......................................................... CHEARN1 ............................................................................. 1761
EJB5_CHEARN2 ......................................................... CHEARN1 ............................................................................. 1762
EJB6_CHEARN2 ......................................................... CHEARN1 ............................................................................. 1763
EJB7_CHEARN2 ......................................................... CHEARN1 ............................................................................. 1764
EJB1_CHERMN2 ........................................................ CHERMNTH1 ....................................................................... 1765
EJB2_CHERMN2 ........................................................ CHERMNTH1 ....................................................................... 1766
EJB3_CHERMN2 ........................................................ CHERMNTH1 ....................................................................... 1767
EJB4_CHERMN2 ........................................................ CHERMNTH1 ....................................................................... 1768
EJB5_CHERMN2 ........................................................ CHERMNTH1 ....................................................................... 1769
EJB6_CHERMN2 ........................................................ CHERMNTH1 ....................................................................... 1770
EJB7_CHERMN2 ........................................................ CHERMNTH1 ....................................................................... 1771
EJB1_CHERWK2 ........................................................ CHERWEEK1 ....................................................................... 1772
EJB2_CHERWK2 ........................................................ CHERWEEK1 ....................................................................... 1773
EJB3_CHERWK2 ........................................................ CHERWEEK1 ....................................................................... 1774
EJB4_CHERWK2 ........................................................ CHERWEEK1 ....................................................................... 1775
EJB5_CHERWK2 ........................................................ CHERWEEK1 ....................................................................... 1776
EJB6_CHERWK2 ........................................................ CHERWEEK1 ....................................................................... 1777
EJB7_CHERWK2 ........................................................ CHERWEEK1 ....................................................................... 1778
EJB1_PAYHR2 ............................................................ PAYHR2 ................................................................................ 1779
EJB2_PAYHR2 ............................................................ PAYHR2 ................................................................................ 1780
EJB3_PAYHR2 ............................................................ PAYHR2 ................................................................................ 1781
EJB4_PAYHR2 ............................................................ PAYHR2 ................................................................................ 1782
EJB5_PAYHR2 ............................................................ PAYHR2 ................................................................................ 1783
EJB6_PAYHR2 ............................................................ PAYHR2 ................................................................................ 1784
EJB7_PAYHR2 ............................................................ PAYHR2 ................................................................................ 1785
TJB1_ANNSAL2 .......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1786
TJB2_ANNSAL2 .......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1787
TJB3_ANNSAL2 .......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1788
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TJB4_ANNSAL2 .......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1789
TJB5_ANNSAL2 .......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1790
TJB6_ANNSAL2 .......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1791
TJB7_ANNSAL2 .......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1792
TJB1_HOURLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1793
TJB2_HOURLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1794
TJB3_HOURLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1795
TJB4_HOURLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1796
TJB5_HOURLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1797
TJB6_HOURLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1798
TJB7_HOURLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1799
TJB1_WKLY2 .............................................................. PYRAT2................................................................................. 1800
TJB2_WKLY2 .............................................................. PYRAT2................................................................................. 1801
TJB3_WKLY2 .............................................................. PYRAT2................................................................................. 1802
TJB4_WKLY2 .............................................................. PYRAT2................................................................................. 1803
TJB5_WKLY2 .............................................................. PYRAT2................................................................................. 1804
TJB6_WKLY2 .............................................................. PYRAT2................................................................................. 1805
TJB7_WKLY2 .............................................................. PYRAT2................................................................................. 1806
TJB1_BWKLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1807
TJB2_BWKLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1808
TJB3_BWKLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1809
TJB4_BWKLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1810
TJB5_BWKLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1811
TJB6_BWKLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1812
TJB7_BWKLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1813
TJB1_MTHLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1814
TJB2_MTHLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1815
TJB3_MTHLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1816
TJB4_MTHLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1817
TJB5_MTHLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1818
TJB6_MTHLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1819
TJB7_MTHLY2 ........................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1820
TJB1_SMTHLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1821
TJB2_SMTHLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1822
TJB3_SMTHLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1823
TJB4_SMTHLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1824
TJB5_SMTHLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1825
TJB6_SMTHLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1826
TJB7_SMTHLY2 ......................................................... PYRAT2................................................................................. 1827
TJB1_OTHER2 ............................................................ PYRAT2................................................................................. 1828
TJB2_OTHER2 ............................................................ PYRAT2................................................................................. 1829
TJB3_OTHER2 ............................................................ PYRAT2................................................................................. 1830
TJB4_OTHER2 ............................................................ PYRAT2................................................................................. 1831
TJB5_OTHER2 ............................................................ PYRAT2................................................................................. 1832
TJB6_OTHER2 ............................................................ PYRAT2................................................................................. 1833
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TJB7_OTHER2 ............................................................ PYRAT2................................................................................. 1834
EJB1_NETGRO2 ......................................................... TAKEHOME2 ....................................................................... 1835
EJB2_NETGRO2 ......................................................... TAKEHOME2 ....................................................................... 1836
EJB3_NETGRO2 ......................................................... TAKEHOME2 ....................................................................... 1837
EJB4_NETGRO2 ......................................................... TAKEHOME2 ....................................................................... 1838
EJB5_NETGRO2 ......................................................... TAKEHOME2 ....................................................................... 1839
EJB6_NETGRO2 ......................................................... TAKEHOME2 ....................................................................... 1840
EJB7_NETGRO2 ......................................................... TAKEHOME2 ....................................................................... 1841
EJB1_CHHOUR2......................................................... CHHOUR1............................................................................. 1842
EJB2_CHHOUR2......................................................... CHHOUR1............................................................................. 1843
EJB3_CHHOUR2......................................................... CHHOUR1............................................................................. 1844
EJB4_CHHOUR2......................................................... CHHOUR1............................................................................. 1845
EJB5_CHHOUR2......................................................... CHHOUR1............................................................................. 1846
EJB6_CHHOUR2......................................................... CHHOUR1............................................................................. 1847
EJB7_CHHOUR2......................................................... CHHOUR1............................................................................. 1848
EJB1_CHHOMN2........................................................ CHHOMON1 ......................................................................... 1849
EJB2_CHHOMN2........................................................ CHHOMON1 ......................................................................... 1850
EJB3_CHHOMN2........................................................ CHHOMON1 ......................................................................... 1851
EJB4_CHHOMN2........................................................ CHHOMON1 ......................................................................... 1852
EJB5_CHHOMN2........................................................ CHHOMON1 ......................................................................... 1853
EJB6_CHHOMN2........................................................ CHHOMON1 ......................................................................... 1854
EJB7_CHHOMN2........................................................ CHHOMON1 ......................................................................... 1855
EJB1_CHHOWK2 ....................................................... chhoweek1 ............................................................................. 1856
EJB2_CHHOWK2 ....................................................... chhoweek1 ............................................................................. 1857
EJB3_CHHOWK2 ....................................................... chhoweek1 ............................................................................. 1858
EJB4_CHHOWK2 ....................................................... chhoweek1 ............................................................................. 1859
EJB5_CHHOWK2 ....................................................... chhoweek1 ............................................................................. 1860
EJB6_CHHOWK2 ....................................................... chhoweek1 ............................................................................. 1861
EJB7_CHHOWK2 ....................................................... chhoweek1 ............................................................................. 1862
TJB1_JOBHRS2........................................................... JOBHRS2............................................................................... 1863
TJB2_JOBHRS2........................................................... JOBHRS2............................................................................... 1864
TJB3_JOBHRS2........................................................... JOBHRS2............................................................................... 1865
TJB4_JOBHRS2........................................................... JOBHRS2............................................................................... 1866
TJB5_JOBHRS2........................................................... JOBHRS2............................................................................... 1867
TJB6_JOBHRS2........................................................... JOBHRS2............................................................................... 1868
TJB7_JOBHRS2........................................................... JOBHRS2............................................................................... 1869
EJB1_PTRESN2 ........................................................... PTRESN2............................................................................... 1870
EJB2_PTRESN2 ........................................................... PTRESN2............................................................................... 1871
EJB3_PTRESN2 ........................................................... PTRESN2............................................................................... 1872
EJB4_PTRESN2 ........................................................... PTRESN2............................................................................... 1873
EJB5_PTRESN2 ........................................................... PTRESN2............................................................................... 1874
EJB6_PTRESN2 ........................................................... PTRESN2............................................................................... 1875
EJB7_PTRESN2 ........................................................... PTRESN2............................................................................... 1876
EJB1_CHEARN1 ......................................................... CHEARN2 ............................................................................. 1877
EJB2_CHEARN1 ......................................................... CHEARN2 ............................................................................. 1878
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EJB3_CHEARN1 ......................................................... CHEARN2 ............................................................................. 1879
EJB4_CHEARN1 ......................................................... CHEARN2 ............................................................................. 1880
EJB5_CHEARN1 ......................................................... CHEARN2 ............................................................................. 1881
EJB6_CHEARN1 ......................................................... CHEARN2 ............................................................................. 1882
EJB7_CHEARN1 ......................................................... CHEARN2 ............................................................................. 1883
EJB1_CHERMN1 ........................................................ CHERMNTH2 ....................................................................... 1884
EJB2_CHERMN1 ........................................................ CHERMNTH2 ....................................................................... 1885
EJB3_CHERMN1 ........................................................ CHERMNTH2 ....................................................................... 1886
EJB4_CHERMN1 ........................................................ CHERMNTH2 ....................................................................... 1887
EJB5_CHERMN1 ........................................................ CHERMNTH2 ....................................................................... 1888
EJB6_CHERMN1 ........................................................ CHERMNTH2 ....................................................................... 1889
EJB7_CHERMN1 ........................................................ CHERMNTH2 ....................................................................... 1890
EJB1_CHERWK1 ........................................................ cherweek2 .............................................................................. 1891
EJB2_CHERWK1 ........................................................ cherweek2 .............................................................................. 1892
EJB3_CHERWK1 ........................................................ cherweek2 .............................................................................. 1893
EJB4_CHERWK1 ........................................................ cherweek2 .............................................................................. 1894
EJB5_CHERWK1 ........................................................ cherweek2 .............................................................................. 1895
EJB6_CHERWK1 ........................................................ cherweek2 .............................................................................. 1896
EJB7_CHERWK1 ........................................................ cherweek2 .............................................................................. 1897
EJB1_PAYHR1 ............................................................ PAYHR3 ................................................................................ 1898
EJB2_PAYHR1 ............................................................ PAYHR3 ................................................................................ 1899
EJB3_PAYHR1 ............................................................ PAYHR3 ................................................................................ 1900
EJB4_PAYHR1 ............................................................ PAYHR3 ................................................................................ 1901
EJB5_PAYHR1 ............................................................ PAYHR3 ................................................................................ 1902
EJB6_PAYHR1 ............................................................ PAYHR3 ................................................................................ 1903
EJB7_PAYHR1 ............................................................ PAYHR3 ................................................................................ 1904
TJB1_ANNSAL1 .......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1905
TJB2_ANNSAL1 .......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1906
TJB3_ANNSAL1 .......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1907
TJB4_ANNSAL1 .......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1908
TJB5_ANNSAL1 .......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1909
TJB6_ANNSAL1 .......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1910
TJB7_ANNSAL1 .......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1911
TJB1_HOURLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1912
TJB2_HOURLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1913
TJB3_HOURLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1914
TJB4_HOURLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1915
TJB5_HOURLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1916
TJB6_HOURLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1917
TJB7_HOURLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1918
TJB1_WKLY1 .............................................................. PYRAT3................................................................................. 1919
TJB2_WKLY1 .............................................................. PYRAT3................................................................................. 1920
TJB3_WKLY1 .............................................................. PYRAT3................................................................................. 1921
TJB4_WKLY1 .............................................................. PYRAT3................................................................................. 1922
TJB5_WKLY1 .............................................................. PYRAT3................................................................................. 1923
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TJB6_WKLY1 .............................................................. PYRAT3................................................................................. 1924
TJB7_WKLY1 .............................................................. PYRAT3................................................................................. 1925
TJB1_BWKLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1926
TJB2_BWKLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1927
TJB3_BWKLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1928
TJB4_BWKLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1929
TJB5_BWKLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1930
TJB6_BWKLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1931
TJB7_BWKLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1932
TJB1_MTHLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1933
TJB2_MTHLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1934
TJB3_MTHLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1935
TJB4_MTHLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1936
TJB5_MTHLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1937
TJB6_MTHLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1938
TJB7_MTHLY1 ........................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1939
TJB1_SMTHLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1940
TJB2_SMTHLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1941
TJB3_SMTHLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1942
TJB4_SMTHLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1943
TJB5_SMTHLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1944
TJB6_SMTHLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1945
TJB7_SMTHLY1 ......................................................... PYRAT3................................................................................. 1946
TJB1_OTHER1 ............................................................ PYRAT3................................................................................. 1947
TJB2_OTHER1 ............................................................ PYRAT3................................................................................. 1948
TJB3_OTHER1 ............................................................ PYRAT3................................................................................. 1949
TJB4_OTHER1 ............................................................ PYRAT3................................................................................. 1950
TJB5_OTHER1 ............................................................ PYRAT3................................................................................. 1951
TJB6_OTHER1 ............................................................ PYRAT3................................................................................. 1952
TJB7_OTHER1 ............................................................ PYRAT3................................................................................. 1953
EJB1_NETGRO1 ......................................................... TAKEHOME3 ....................................................................... 1954
EJB2_NETGRO1 ......................................................... TAKEHOME3 ....................................................................... 1955
EJB3_NETGRO1 ......................................................... TAKEHOME3 ....................................................................... 1956
EJB4_NETGRO1 ......................................................... TAKEHOME3 ....................................................................... 1957
EJB5_NETGRO1 ......................................................... TAKEHOME3 ....................................................................... 1958
EJB6_NETGRO1 ......................................................... TAKEHOME3 ....................................................................... 1959
EJB7_NETGRO1 ......................................................... TAKEHOME3 ....................................................................... 1960
EJB1_CHHOUR1......................................................... CHHOUR2............................................................................. 1961
EJB2_CHHOUR1......................................................... CHHOUR2............................................................................. 1962
EJB3_CHHOUR1......................................................... CHHOUR2............................................................................. 1963
EJB4_CHHOUR1......................................................... CHHOUR2............................................................................. 1964
EJB5_CHHOUR1......................................................... CHHOUR2............................................................................. 1965
EJB6_CHHOUR1......................................................... CHHOUR2............................................................................. 1966
EJB7_CHHOUR1......................................................... CHHOUR2............................................................................. 1967
EJB1_CHHOMN1........................................................ CHHOMON2 ......................................................................... 1968
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EJB2_CHHOMN1........................................................ CHHOMON2 ......................................................................... 1969
EJB3_CHHOMN1........................................................ CHHOMON2 ......................................................................... 1970
EJB4_CHHOMN1........................................................ CHHOMON2 ......................................................................... 1971
EJB5_CHHOMN1........................................................ CHHOMON2 ......................................................................... 1972
EJB6_CHHOMN1........................................................ CHHOMON2 ......................................................................... 1973
EJB7_CHHOMN1........................................................ CHHOMON2 ......................................................................... 1974
EJB1_CHHOWK1 ....................................................... chhoweek2 ............................................................................. 1975
EJB2_CHHOWK1 ....................................................... chhoweek2 ............................................................................. 1976
EJB3_CHHOWK1 ....................................................... chhoweek2 ............................................................................. 1977
EJB4_CHHOWK1 ....................................................... chhoweek2 ............................................................................. 1978
EJB5_CHHOWK1 ....................................................... chhoweek2 ............................................................................. 1979
EJB6_CHHOWK1 ....................................................... chhoweek2 ............................................................................. 1980
EJB7_CHHOWK1 ....................................................... chhoweek2 ............................................................................. 1981
TJB1_JOBHRS1........................................................... JOBHRS3............................................................................... 1982
TJB2_JOBHRS1........................................................... JOBHRS3............................................................................... 1983
TJB3_JOBHRS1........................................................... JOBHRS3............................................................................... 1984
TJB4_JOBHRS1........................................................... JOBHRS3............................................................................... 1985
TJB5_JOBHRS1........................................................... JOBHRS3............................................................................... 1986
TJB6_JOBHRS1........................................................... JOBHRS3............................................................................... 1987
TJB7_JOBHRS1........................................................... JOBHRS3............................................................................... 1988
EJB1_PTRESN1 ........................................................... PTRESN3............................................................................... 1989
EJB2_PTRESN1 ........................................................... PTRESN3............................................................................... 1990
EJB3_PTRESN1 ........................................................... PTRESN3............................................................................... 1991
EJB4_PTRESN1 ........................................................... PTRESN3............................................................................... 1992
EJB5_PTRESN1 ........................................................... PTRESN3............................................................................... 1993
EJB6_PTRESN1 ........................................................... PTRESN3............................................................................... 1994
EJB7_PTRESN1 ........................................................... PTRESN3............................................................................... 1995
EJB1_OINCB ............................................................... OINCB ................................................................................... 1996
EJB2_OINCB ............................................................... OINCB ................................................................................... 1997
EJB3_OINCB ............................................................... OINCB ................................................................................... 1998
EJB4_OINCB ............................................................... OINCB ................................................................................... 1999
EJB5_OINCB ............................................................... OINCB ................................................................................... 2000
EJB6_OINCB ............................................................... OINCB ................................................................................... 2001
EJB7_OINCB ............................................................... OINCB ................................................................................... 2002
TJB1_OINCAMT ......................................................... OINCAMT ............................................................................. 2003
TJB2_OINCAMT ......................................................... OINCAMT ............................................................................. 2004
TJB3_OINCAMT ......................................................... OINCAMT ............................................................................. 2005
TJB4_OINCAMT ......................................................... OINCAMT ............................................................................. 2006
TJB5_OINCAMT ......................................................... OINCAMT ............................................................................. 2007
TJB6_OINCAMT ......................................................... OINCAMT ............................................................................. 2008
TJB7_OINCAMT ......................................................... OINCAMT ............................................................................. 2009
EJB1_PFTLOSS ........................................................... PRFTLOSS ............................................................................ 2010
EJB2_PFTLOSS ........................................................... PRFTLOSS ............................................................................ 2011
EJB3_PFTLOSS ........................................................... PRFTLOSS ............................................................................ 2012
EJB4_PFTLOSS ........................................................... PRFTLOSS ............................................................................ 2013
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EJB5_PFTLOSS ........................................................... PRFTLOSS ............................................................................ 2014
EJB6_PFTLOSS ........................................................... PRFTLOSS ............................................................................ 2015
EJB7_PFTLOSS ........................................................... PRFTLOSS ............................................................................ 2016
EJB1_AWOP3 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN1........................................................................ 2017
EJB2_AWOP3 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN1........................................................................ 2018
EJB3_AWOP3 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN1........................................................................ 2019
EJB4_AWOP3 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN1........................................................................ 2020
EJB5_AWOP3 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN1........................................................................ 2021
EJB6_AWOP3 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN1........................................................................ 2022
EJB7_AWOP3 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN1........................................................................ 2023
EJB1_AWOPSM3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM1........................................................................ 2024
EJB2_AWOPSM3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM1........................................................................ 2025
EJB3_AWOPSM3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM1........................................................................ 2026
EJB4_AWOPSM3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM1........................................................................ 2027
EJB5_AWOPSM3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM1........................................................................ 2028
EJB6_AWOPSM3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM1........................................................................ 2029
EJB7_AWOPSM3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM1........................................................................ 2030
EJB1_AWOPSW3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW1 ....................................................................... 2031
EJB2_AWOPSW3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW1 ....................................................................... 2032
EJB3_AWOPSW3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW1 ....................................................................... 2033
EJB4_AWOPSW3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW1 ....................................................................... 2034
EJB5_AWOPSW3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW1 ....................................................................... 2035
EJB6_AWOPSW3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW1 ....................................................................... 2036
EJB7_AWOPSW3 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW1 ....................................................................... 2037
EJB1_AWOPEM3........................................................ FPAWOPEM1 ....................................................................... 2038
EJB2_AWOPEM3........................................................ FPAWOPEM1 ....................................................................... 2039
EJB3_AWOPEM3........................................................ FPAWOPEM1 ....................................................................... 2040
EJB4_AWOPEM3........................................................ FPAWOPEM1 ....................................................................... 2041
EJB5_AWOPEM3........................................................ FPAWOPEM1 ....................................................................... 2042
EJB6_AWOPEM3........................................................ FPAWOPEM1 ....................................................................... 2043
EJB7_AWOPEM3........................................................ FPAWOPEM1 ....................................................................... 2044
EJB1_AWOPEW3 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW1 ....................................................................... 2045
EJB2_AWOPEW3 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW1 ....................................................................... 2046
EJB3_AWOPEW3 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW1 ....................................................................... 2047
EJB4_AWOPEW3 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW1 ....................................................................... 2048
EJB5_AWOPEW3 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW1 ....................................................................... 2049
EJB6_AWOPEW3 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW1 ....................................................................... 2050
EJB7_AWOPEW3 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW1 ....................................................................... 2051
EJB1_AWOPRE3......................................................... FPAWOPRE1 ........................................................................ 2052
EJB2_AWOPRE3......................................................... FPAWOPRE1 ........................................................................ 2053
EJB3_AWOPRE3......................................................... FPAWOPRE1 ........................................................................ 2054
EJB4_AWOPRE3......................................................... FPAWOPRE1 ........................................................................ 2055
EJB5_AWOPRE3......................................................... FPAWOPRE1 ........................................................................ 2056
EJB6_AWOPRE3......................................................... FPAWOPRE1 ........................................................................ 2057
EJB7_AWOPRE3......................................................... FPAWOPRE1 ........................................................................ 2058
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EJB1_AWOP2 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN2........................................................................ 2059
EJB2_AWOP2 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN2........................................................................ 2060
EJB3_AWOP2 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN2........................................................................ 2061
EJB4_AWOP2 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN2........................................................................ 2062
EJB5_AWOP2 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN2........................................................................ 2063
EJB6_AWOP2 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN2........................................................................ 2064
EJB7_AWOP2 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN2........................................................................ 2065
EJB1_AWOPSM2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM2........................................................................ 2066
EJB2_AWOPSM2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM2........................................................................ 2067
EJB3_AWOPSM2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM2........................................................................ 2068
EJB4_AWOPSM2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM2........................................................................ 2069
EJB5_AWOPSM2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM2........................................................................ 2070
EJB6_AWOPSM2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM2........................................................................ 2071
EJB7_AWOPSM2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM2........................................................................ 2072
EJB1_AWOPSW2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW2 ....................................................................... 2073
EJB2_AWOPSW2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW2 ....................................................................... 2074
EJB3_AWOPSW2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW2 ....................................................................... 2075
EJB4_AWOPSW2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW2 ....................................................................... 2076
EJB5_AWOPSW2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW2 ....................................................................... 2077
EJB6_AWOPSW2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW2 ....................................................................... 2078
EJB7_AWOPSW2 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW2 ....................................................................... 2079
EJB1_AWOPEM2........................................................ FPAWOPEM2 ....................................................................... 2080
EJB2_AWOPEM2........................................................ FPAWOPEM2 ....................................................................... 2081
EJB3_AWOPEM2........................................................ FPAWOPEM2 ....................................................................... 2082
EJB4_AWOPEM2........................................................ FPAWOPEM2 ....................................................................... 2083
EJB5_AWOPEM2........................................................ FPAWOPEM2 ....................................................................... 2084
EJB6_AWOPEM2........................................................ FPAWOPEM2 ....................................................................... 2085
EJB7_AWOPEM2........................................................ FPAWOPEM2 ....................................................................... 2086
EJB1_AWOPEW2 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW2 ....................................................................... 2087
EJB2_AWOPEW2 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW2 ....................................................................... 2088
EJB3_AWOPEW2 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW2 ....................................................................... 2089
EJB4_AWOPEW2 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW2 ....................................................................... 2090
EJB5_AWOPEW2 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW2 ....................................................................... 2091
EJB6_AWOPEW2 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW2 ....................................................................... 2092
EJB7_AWOPEW2 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW2 ....................................................................... 2093
EJB1_AWOPRE2......................................................... FPAWOPRE2 ........................................................................ 2094
EJB2_AWOPRE2......................................................... FPAWOPRE2 ........................................................................ 2095
EJB3_AWOPRE2......................................................... FPAWOPRE2 ........................................................................ 2096
EJB4_AWOPRE2......................................................... FPAWOPRE2 ........................................................................ 2097
EJB5_AWOPRE2......................................................... FPAWOPRE2 ........................................................................ 2098
EJB6_AWOPRE2......................................................... FPAWOPRE2 ........................................................................ 2099
EJB7_AWOPRE2......................................................... FPAWOPRE2 ........................................................................ 2100
EJB1_AWOP1 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN3........................................................................ 2101
EJB2_AWOP1 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN3........................................................................ 2102
EJB3_AWOP1 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN3........................................................................ 2103
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EJB4_AWOP1 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN3........................................................................ 2104
EJB5_AWOP1 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN3........................................................................ 2105
EJB6_AWOP1 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN3........................................................................ 2106
EJB7_AWOP1 .............................................................. FPAWOPYN3........................................................................ 2107
EJB1_AWOPSM1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM3........................................................................ 2108
EJB2_AWOPSM1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM3........................................................................ 2109
EJB3_AWOPSM1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM3........................................................................ 2110
EJB4_AWOPSM1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM3........................................................................ 2111
EJB5_AWOPSM1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM3........................................................................ 2112
EJB6_AWOPSM1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM3........................................................................ 2113
EJB7_AWOPSM1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSM3........................................................................ 2114
EJB1_AWOPSW1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW3 ....................................................................... 2115
EJB2_AWOPSW1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW3 ....................................................................... 2116
EJB3_AWOPSW1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW3 ....................................................................... 2117
EJB4_AWOPSW1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW3 ....................................................................... 2118
EJB5_AWOPSW1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW3 ....................................................................... 2119
EJB6_AWOPSW1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW3 ....................................................................... 2120
EJB7_AWOPSW1 ........................................................ FPAWOPSW3 ....................................................................... 2121
EJB1_AWOPEM1........................................................ FPAWOPEM3 ....................................................................... 2122
EJB2_AWOPEM1........................................................ FPAWOPEM3 ....................................................................... 2123
EJB3_AWOPEM1........................................................ FPAWOPEM3 ....................................................................... 2124
EJB4_AWOPEM1........................................................ FPAWOPEM3 ....................................................................... 2125
EJB5_AWOPEM1........................................................ FPAWOPEM3 ....................................................................... 2126
EJB6_AWOPEM1........................................................ FPAWOPEM3 ....................................................................... 2127
EJB7_AWOPEM1........................................................ FPAWOPEM3 ....................................................................... 2128
EJB1_AWOPEW1 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW3 ....................................................................... 2129
EJB2_AWOPEW1 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW3 ....................................................................... 2130
EJB3_AWOPEW1 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW3 ....................................................................... 2131
EJB4_AWOPEW1 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW3 ....................................................................... 2132
EJB5_AWOPEW1 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW3 ....................................................................... 2133
EJB6_AWOPEW1 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW3 ....................................................................... 2134
EJB7_AWOPEW1 ....................................................... FPAWOPEW3 ....................................................................... 2135
EJB1_AWOPRE1......................................................... FPAWOPRE3 ........................................................................ 2136
EJB2_AWOPRE1......................................................... FPAWOPRE3 ........................................................................ 2137
EJB3_AWOPRE1......................................................... FPAWOPRE3 ........................................................................ 2138
EJB4_AWOPRE1......................................................... FPAWOPRE3 ........................................................................ 2139
EJB5_AWOPRE1......................................................... FPAWOPRE3 ........................................................................ 2140
EJB6_AWOPRE1......................................................... FPAWOPRE3 ........................................................................ 2141
EJB7_AWOPRE1......................................................... FPAWOPRE3 ........................................................................ 2142
EJB1_PVWKTR1......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2143
EJB2_PVWKTR1......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2144
EJB3_PVWKTR1......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2145
EJB4_PVWKTR1......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2146
EJB5_PVWKTR1......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2147
EJB6_PVWKTR1......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2148
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EJB7_PVWKTR1......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2149
EJB1_PVWKTR2......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2150
EJB2_PVWKTR2......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2151
EJB3_PVWKTR2......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2152
EJB4_PVWKTR2......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2153
EJB5_PVWKTR2......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2154
EJB6_PVWKTR2......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2155
EJB7_PVWKTR2......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2156
EJB1_PVWKTR3......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2157
EJB2_PVWKTR3......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2158
EJB3_PVWKTR3......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2159
EJB4_PVWKTR3......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2160
EJB5_PVWKTR3......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2161
EJB6_PVWKTR3......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2162
EJB7_PVWKTR3......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2163
EJB1_PVWKTR4......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2164
EJB2_PVWKTR4......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2165
EJB3_PVWKTR4......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2166
EJB4_PVWKTR4......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2167
EJB5_PVWKTR4......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2168
EJB6_PVWKTR4......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2169
EJB7_PVWKTR4......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2170
EJB1_PVWKTR5......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2171
EJB2_PVWKTR5......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2172
EJB3_PVWKTR5......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2173
EJB4_PVWKTR5......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2174
EJB5_PVWKTR5......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2175
EJB6_PVWKTR5......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2176
EJB7_PVWKTR5......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2177
EJB1_PVWKTR6......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2178
EJB2_PVWKTR6......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2179
EJB3_PVWKTR6......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2180
EJB4_PVWKTR6......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2181
EJB5_PVWKTR6......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2182
EJB6_PVWKTR6......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2183
EJB7_PVWKTR6......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2184
EJB1_PVWKTR7......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2185
EJB2_PVWKTR7......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2186
EJB3_PVWKTR7......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2187
EJB4_PVWKTR7......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2188
EJB5_PVWKTR7......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2189
EJB6_PVWKTR7......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2190
EJB7_PVWKTR7......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2191
EJB1_PVWKTR8......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2192
EJB2_PVWKTR8......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2193
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EJB3_PVWKTR8......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2194
EJB4_PVWKTR8......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2195
EJB5_PVWKTR8......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2196
EJB6_PVWKTR8......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2197
EJB7_PVWKTR8......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2198
EJB1_PVWKTR9......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2199
EJB2_PVWKTR9......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2200
EJB3_PVWKTR9......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2201
EJB4_PVWKTR9......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2202
EJB5_PVWKTR9......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2203
EJB6_PVWKTR9......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2204
EJB7_PVWKTR9......................................................... PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2205
EJB1_PVWKTRA........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2206
EJB2_PVWKTRA........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2207
EJB3_PVWKTRA........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2208
EJB4_PVWKTRA........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2209
EJB5_PVWKTRA........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2210
EJB6_PVWKTRA........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2211
EJB7_PVWKTRA........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2212
EJB1_PVWKTRT ........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2213
EJB2_PVWKTRT ........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2214
EJB3_PVWKTRT ........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2215
EJB4_PVWKTRT ........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2216
EJB5_PVWKTRT ........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2217
EJB6_PVWKTRT ........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2218
EJB7_PVWKTRT ........................................................ PVWORKTRAN ................................................................... 2219
EJB1_PVTRPRM......................................................... TRANPRIM ........................................................................... 2220
EJB2_PVTRPRM......................................................... TRANPRIM ........................................................................... 2221
EJB3_PVTRPRM......................................................... TRANPRIM ........................................................................... 2222
EJB4_PVTRPRM......................................................... TRANPRIM ........................................................................... 2223
EJB5_PVTRPRM......................................................... TRANPRIM ........................................................................... 2224
EJB6_PVTRPRM......................................................... TRANPRIM ........................................................................... 2225
EJB7_PVTRPRM......................................................... TRANPRIM ........................................................................... 2226
TJB1_PVTIME............................................................. PVTIME................................................................................. 2227
TJB2_PVTIME............................................................. PVTIME................................................................................. 2228
TJB3_PVTIME............................................................. PVTIME................................................................................. 2229
TJB4_PVTIME............................................................. PVTIME................................................................................. 2230
TJB5_PVTIME............................................................. PVTIME................................................................................. 2231
TJB6_PVTIME............................................................. PVTIME................................................................................. 2232
TJB7_PVTIME............................................................. PVTIME................................................................................. 2233
TJB1_PVMILE............................................................. PVMILE................................................................................. 2234
TJB2_PVMILE............................................................. PVMILE................................................................................. 2235
TJB3_PVMILE............................................................. PVMILE................................................................................. 2236
TJB4_PVMILE............................................................. PVMILE................................................................................. 2237
TJB5_PVMILE............................................................. PVMILE................................................................................. 2238
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TJB6_PVMILE............................................................. PVMILE................................................................................. 2239
TJB7_PVMILE............................................................. PVMILE................................................................................. 2240
EJB1_REIMBMI.......................................................... REIMBMI .............................................................................. 2241
EJB2_REIMBMI.......................................................... REIMBMI .............................................................................. 2242
EJB3_REIMBMI.......................................................... REIMBMI .............................................................................. 2243
EJB4_REIMBMI.......................................................... REIMBMI .............................................................................. 2244
EJB5_REIMBMI.......................................................... REIMBMI .............................................................................. 2245
EJB6_REIMBMI.......................................................... REIMBMI .............................................................................. 2246
EJB7_REIMBMI.......................................................... REIMBMI .............................................................................. 2247
TJB1_IMBMIC ............................................................ REIMBMIC ........................................................................... 2248
TJB2_IMBMIC ............................................................ REIMBMIC ........................................................................... 2249
TJB3_IMBMIC ............................................................ REIMBMIC ........................................................................... 2250
TJB4_IMBMIC ............................................................ REIMBMIC ........................................................................... 2251
TJB5_IMBMIC ............................................................ REIMBMIC ........................................................................... 2252
TJB6_IMBMIC ............................................................ REIMBMIC ........................................................................... 2253
TJB7_IMBMIC ............................................................ REIMBMIC ........................................................................... 2254
EJB1_PVPARK ............................................................ PVPARK................................................................................ 2255
EJB2_PVPARK ............................................................ PVPARK................................................................................ 2256
EJB3_PVPARK ............................................................ PVPARK................................................................................ 2257
EJB4_PVPARK ............................................................ PVPARK................................................................................ 2258
EJB5_PVPARK ............................................................ PVPARK................................................................................ 2259
EJB6_PVPARK ............................................................ PVPARK................................................................................ 2260
EJB7_PVPARK ............................................................ PVPARK................................................................................ 2261
TJB1_PVPARKC ......................................................... PVPARKC ............................................................................. 2262
TJB2_PVPARKC ......................................................... PVPARKC ............................................................................. 2263
TJB3_PVPARKC ......................................................... PVPARKC ............................................................................. 2264
TJB4_PVPARKC ......................................................... PVPARKC ............................................................................. 2265
TJB5_PVPARKC ......................................................... PVPARKC ............................................................................. 2266
TJB6_PVPARKC ......................................................... PVPARKC ............................................................................. 2267
TJB7_PVPARKC ......................................................... PVPARKC ............................................................................. 2268
TJB1_PVOTHRC......................................................... PVOTHRC ............................................................................. 2269
TJB2_PVOTHRC......................................................... PVOTHRC ............................................................................. 2270
TJB3_PVOTHRC......................................................... PVOTHRC ............................................................................. 2271
TJB4_PVOTHRC......................................................... PVOTHRC ............................................................................. 2272
TJB5_PVOTHRC......................................................... PVOTHRC ............................................................................. 2273
TJB6_PVOTHRC......................................................... PVOTHRC ............................................................................. 2274
TJB7_PVOTHRC......................................................... PVOTHRC ............................................................................. 2275
EJB1_PVOEXP ............................................................ PVOEXPNS ........................................................................... 2276
EJB2_PVOEXP ............................................................ PVOEXPNS ........................................................................... 2277
EJB3_PVOEXP ............................................................ PVOEXPNS ........................................................................... 2278
EJB4_PVOEXP ............................................................ PVOEXPNS ........................................................................... 2279
EJB5_PVOEXP ............................................................ PVOEXPNS ........................................................................... 2280
EJB6_PVOEXP ............................................................ PVOEXPNS ........................................................................... 2281
EJB7_PVOEXP ............................................................ PVOEXPNS ........................................................................... 2282
TJB1_PVOEXPC ......................................................... PVOEXPNSC ........................................................................ 2283
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TJB2_PVOEXPC ......................................................... PVOEXPNSC ........................................................................ 2284
TJB3_PVOEXPC ......................................................... PVOEXPNSC ........................................................................ 2285
TJB4_PVOEXPC ......................................................... PVOEXPNSC ........................................................................ 2286
TJB5_PVOEXPC ......................................................... PVOEXPNSC ........................................................................ 2287
TJB6_PVOEXPC ......................................................... PVOEXPNSC ........................................................................ 2288
TJB7_PVOEXPC ......................................................... PVOEXPNSC ........................................................................ 2289
EJB1_WSWHSUN ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2290
EJB2_WSWHSUN ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2291
EJB3_WSWHSUN ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2292
EJB4_WSWHSUN ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2293
EJB5_WSWHSUN ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2294
EJB6_WSWHSUN ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2295
EJB7_WSWHSUN ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2296
EJB1_WSWHMON ..................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2297
EJB2_WSWHMON ..................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2298
EJB3_WSWHMON ..................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2299
EJB4_WSWHMON ..................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2300
EJB5_WSWHMON ..................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2301
EJB6_WSWHMON ..................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2302
EJB7_WSWHMON ..................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2303
EJB1_WSWHTUE ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2304
EJB2_WSWHTUE ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2305
EJB3_WSWHTUE ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2306
EJB4_WSWHTUE ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2307
EJB5_WSWHTUE ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2308
EJB6_WSWHTUE ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2309
EJB7_WSWHTUE ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2310
EJB1_WSWHWED...................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2311
EJB2_WSWHWED...................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2312
EJB3_WSWHWED...................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2313
EJB4_WSWHWED...................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2314
EJB5_WSWHWED...................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2315
EJB6_WSWHWED...................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2316
EJB7_WSWHWED...................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2317
EJB1_WSWHTHU....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2318
EJB2_WSWHTHU....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2319
EJB3_WSWHTHU....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2320
EJB4_WSWHTHU....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2321
EJB5_WSWHTHU....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2322
EJB6_WSWHTHU....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2323
EJB7_WSWHTHU....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2324
EJB1_WSWHFRI ........................................................ WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2325
EJB2_WSWHFRI ........................................................ WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2326
EJB3_WSWHFRI ........................................................ WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2327
EJB4_WSWHFRI ........................................................ WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2328
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EJB5_WSWHFRI ........................................................ WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2329
EJB6_WSWHFRI ........................................................ WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2330
EJB7_WSWHFRI ........................................................ WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2331
EJB1_WSWHSAT ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2332
EJB2_WSWHSAT ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2333
EJB3_WSWHSAT ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2334
EJB4_WSWHSAT ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2335
EJB5_WSWHSAT ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2336
EJB6_WSWHSAT ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2337
EJB7_WSWHSAT ....................................................... WSWHDY ............................................................................. 2338
TJB1_WSBEG .............................................................. WSBEG.................................................................................. 2339
TJB2_WSBEG .............................................................. WSBEG.................................................................................. 2342
TJB3_WSBEG .............................................................. WSBEG.................................................................................. 2345
TJB4_WSBEG .............................................................. WSBEG.................................................................................. 2348
TJB5_WSBEG .............................................................. WSBEG.................................................................................. 2351
TJB6_WSBEG .............................................................. WSBEG.................................................................................. 2354
TJB7_WSBEG .............................................................. WSBEG.................................................................................. 2357
TJB1_WSEND .............................................................. WSEND ................................................................................. 2358
TJB2_WSEND .............................................................. WSEND ................................................................................. 2361
TJB3_WSEND .............................................................. WSEND ................................................................................. 2364
TJB4_WSEND .............................................................. WSEND ................................................................................. 2367
TJB5_WSEND .............................................................. WSEND ................................................................................. 2370
TJB6_WSEND .............................................................. WSEND ................................................................................. 2373
TJB7_WSEND .............................................................. WSEND ................................................................................. 2376
EJB1_WSHMWRK ..................................................... WSHMWRK.......................................................................... 2377
EJB2_WSHMWRK ..................................................... WSHMWRK.......................................................................... 2378
EJB3_WSHMWRK ..................................................... WSHMWRK.......................................................................... 2379
EJB4_WSHMWRK ..................................................... WSHMWRK.......................................................................... 2380
EJB5_WSHMWRK ..................................................... WSHMWRK.......................................................................... 2381
EJB6_WSHMWRK ..................................................... WSHMWRK.......................................................................... 2382
EJB7_WSHMWRK ..................................................... WSHMWRK.......................................................................... 2383
EJB1_WSHMSUN ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2384
EJB2_WSHMSUN ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2385
EJB3_WSHMSUN ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2386
EJB4_WSHMSUN ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2387
EJB5_WSHMSUN ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2388
EJB6_WSHMSUN ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2389
EJB7_WSHMSUN ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2390
EJB1_WSHMMON...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2391
EJB2_WSHMMON...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2392
EJB3_WSHMMON...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2393
EJB4_WSHMMON...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2394
EJB5_WSHMMON...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2395
EJB6_WSHMMON...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2396
EJB7_WSHMMON...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2397
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EJB1_WSHMTUE ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2398
EJB2_WSHMTUE ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2399
EJB3_WSHMTUE ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2400
EJB4_WSHMTUE ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2401
EJB5_WSHMTUE ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2402
EJB6_WSHMTUE ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2403
EJB7_WSHMTUE ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2404
EJB1_WSHMWED ...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2405
EJB2_WSHMWED ...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2406
EJB3_WSHMWED ...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2407
EJB4_WSHMWED ...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2408
EJB5_WSHMWED ...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2409
EJB6_WSHMWED ...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2410
EJB7_WSHMWED ...................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2411
EJB1_WSHMTHU ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2412
EJB2_WSHMTHU ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2413
EJB3_WSHMTHU ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2414
EJB4_WSHMTHU ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2415
EJB5_WSHMTHU ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2416
EJB6_WSHMTHU ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2417
EJB7_WSHMTHU ....................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2418
EJB1_WSHMFRI......................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2419
EJB2_WSHMFRI......................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2420
EJB3_WSHMFRI......................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2421
EJB4_WSHMFRI......................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2422
EJB5_WSHMFRI......................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2423
EJB6_WSHMFRI......................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2424
EJB7_WSHMFRI......................................................... WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2425
EJB1_WSHMSAT........................................................ WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2426
EJB2_WSHMSAT........................................................ WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2427
EJB3_WSHMSAT........................................................ WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2428
EJB4_WSHMSAT........................................................ WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2429
EJB5_WSHMSAT........................................................ WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2430
EJB6_WSHMSAT........................................................ WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2431
EJB7_WSHMSAT........................................................ WSHOMDY........................................................................... 2432
EJB1_WSJOB............................................................... WSJOB................................................................................... 2433
EJB2_WSJOB............................................................... WSJOB................................................................................... 2434
EJB3_WSJOB............................................................... WSJOB................................................................................... 2435
EJB4_WSJOB............................................................... WSJOB................................................................................... 2436
EJB5_WSJOB............................................................... WSJOB................................................................................... 2437
EJB6_WSJOB............................................................... WSJOB................................................................................... 2438
EJB7_WSJOB............................................................... WSJOB................................................................................... 2439
EJB1_WSMNR ............................................................. WSMNR................................................................................. 2440
EJB2_WSMNR ............................................................. WSMNR................................................................................. 2441
EJB3_WSMNR ............................................................. WSMNR................................................................................. 2442
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EJB4_WSMNR ............................................................. WSMNR................................................................................. 2443
EJB5_WSMNR ............................................................. WSMNR................................................................................. 2444
EJB6_WSMNR ............................................................. WSMNR................................................................................. 2445
EJB7_WSMNR ............................................................. WSMNR................................................................................. 2446
EJB1_CEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2447
EJB1_TEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2448
EJB1_OEXPAY............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2449
EJB2_CEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2450
EJB2_TEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2451
EJB2_OEXPAY............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2452
EJB3_CEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2453
EJB3_TEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2454
EJB3_OEXPAY............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2455
EJB4_CEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2456
EJB4_TEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2457
EJB4_OEXPAY............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2458
EJB5_CEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2459
EJB5_TEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2460
EJB5_OEXPAY............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2461
EJB6_CEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2462
EJB6_TEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2463
EJB6_OEXPAY............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2464
EJB7_CEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2465
EJB7_TEXPAY ............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2466
EJB7_OEXPAY............................................................ TYPEXPAY........................................................................... 2467
TJB1_CXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2468
TJB1_TXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2469
TJB1_OXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2470
TJB1_BXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2471
TJB2_CXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2472
TJB2_TXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2473
TJB2_OXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2474
TJB2_BXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2475
TJB3_CXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2476
TJB3_TXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2477
TJB3_OXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2478
TJB3_BXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2479
TJB4_CXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2480
TJB4_TXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2481
TJB4_OXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2482
TJB4_BXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2483
TJB5_CXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2484
TJB5_TXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2485
TJB5_OXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2486
TJB5_BXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2487
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TJB6_CXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2488
TJB6_TXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2489
TJB6_OXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2490
TJB6_BXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2491
TJB7_CXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2492
TJB7_TXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2493
TJB7_OXAMT ............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2494
TJB7_BXAMT.............................................................. EXEARNAMT1..................................................................... 2495
EJB1_CXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2496
EJB1_TXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2497
EJB1_OXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2498
EJB1_BXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2499
EJB2_CXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2500
EJB2_TXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2501
EJB2_OXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2502
EJB2_BXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2503
EJB3_CXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2504
EJB3_TXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2505
EJB3_OXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2506
EJB3_BXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2507
EJB4_CXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2508
EJB4_TXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2509
EJB4_OXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2510
EJB4_BXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2511
EJB5_CXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2512
EJB5_TXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2513
EJB5_OXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2514
EJB5_BXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2515
EJB6_CXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2516
EJB6_TXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2517
EJB6_OXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2518
EJB6_BXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2519
EJB7_CXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2520
EJB7_TXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2521
EJB7_OXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2522
EJB7_BXMTH ............................................................. EXEARNMNTH.................................................................... 2523
RJB1_COMMTYP ......................................................................................................................................................... 2524
RJB2_COMMTYP ......................................................................................................................................................... 2525
RJB4_COMMTYP ......................................................................................................................................................... 2526
RJB5_COMMTYP ......................................................................................................................................................... 2527
RJB6_COMMTYP ......................................................................................................................................................... 2528
RJB7_COMMTYP ......................................................................................................................................................... 2529
RJB3_COMMTYP ......................................................................................................................................................... 2530
TPVMILE........................................................................................................................................................................ 2531
TREIMBMIC .................................................................................................................................................................. 2532
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TPVPARKC .................................................................................................................................................................... 2533
TPVOEXPC .................................................................................................................................................................... 2534
TPVOTHRC.................................................................................................................................................................... 2535
EJB1_DYSWKD ............................................................................................................................................................. 2536
EJB2_DYSWKD ............................................................................................................................................................. 2537
EJB3_DYSWKD ............................................................................................................................................................. 2538
EJB4_DYSWKD ............................................................................................................................................................. 2539
EJB5_DYSWKD ............................................................................................................................................................. 2540
EJB6_DYSWKD ............................................................................................................................................................. 2541
EJB7_DYSWKD ............................................................................................................................................................. 2542
EJB1_DYSWKDH .......................................................................................................................................................... 2543
EJB2_DYSWKDH .......................................................................................................................................................... 2544
EJB3_DYSWKDH .......................................................................................................................................................... 2545
EJB4_DYSWKDH .......................................................................................................................................................... 2546
EJB5_DYSWKDH .......................................................................................................................................................... 2547
EJB6_DYSWKDH .......................................................................................................................................................... 2548
EJB7_DYSWKDH .......................................................................................................................................................... 2549
RWKESR1....................................................................................................................................................................... 2550
RWKESR2....................................................................................................................................................................... 2551
RWKESR3....................................................................................................................................................................... 2552
RWKESR4....................................................................................................................................................................... 2553
RWKESR5....................................................................................................................................................................... 2554
RMWKWJB .................................................................................................................................................................... 2555
RMWKSAB ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2556
RMWKLKG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2557
RMESR ............................................................................................................................................................................ 2558
TJB1_WKSUM1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2559
TJB2_WKSUM1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2560
TJB3_WKSUM1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2561
TJB4_WKSUM1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2562
TJB5_WKSUM1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2563
TJB6_WKSUM1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2564
TJB7_WKSUM1 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2565
TJB1_WKSUM2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2566
TJB2_WKSUM2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2567
TJB3_WKSUM2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2568
TJB4_WKSUM2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2569
TJB5_WKSUM2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2570
TJB6_WKSUM2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2571
TJB7_WKSUM2 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2572
TJB1_WKSUM3 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2573
TJB2_WKSUM3 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2574
TJB3_WKSUM3 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2575
TJB4_WKSUM3 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2576
TJB5_WKSUM3 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2577
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TJB6_WKSUM3 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2578
TJB7_WKSUM3 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2579
TJB1_WKSUM4 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2580
TJB2_WKSUM4 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2581
TJB3_WKSUM4 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2582
TJB4_WKSUM4 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2583
TJB5_WKSUM4 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2584
TJB6_WKSUM4 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2585
TJB7_WKSUM4 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2586
TJB1_WKSUM5 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2587
TJB2_WKSUM5 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2588
TJB3_WKSUM5 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2589
TJB4_WKSUM5 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2590
TJB5_WKSUM5 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2591
TJB6_WKSUM5 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2592
TJB7_WKSUM5 ............................................................................................................................................................. 2593
TJB1_MSUM .................................................................................................................................................................. 2594
TJB2_MSUM .................................................................................................................................................................. 2595
TJB3_MSUM .................................................................................................................................................................. 2596
TJB4_MSUM .................................................................................................................................................................. 2597
TJB5_MSUM .................................................................................................................................................................. 2598
TJB6_MSUM .................................................................................................................................................................. 2599
TJB7_MSUM .................................................................................................................................................................. 2600
TJB1_MSUMALT .......................................................................................................................................................... 2601
TJB2_MSUMALT .......................................................................................................................................................... 2602
TJB3_MSUMALT .......................................................................................................................................................... 2603
TJB4_MSUMALT .......................................................................................................................................................... 2604
TJB5_MSUMALT .......................................................................................................................................................... 2605
TJB6_MSUMALT .......................................................................................................................................................... 2606
TJB7_MSUMALT .......................................................................................................................................................... 2607
TJB1_WKHRS1.............................................................................................................................................................. 2608
TJB2_WKHRS1.............................................................................................................................................................. 2609
TJB3_WKHRS1.............................................................................................................................................................. 2610
TJB4_WKHRS1.............................................................................................................................................................. 2611
TJB5_WKHRS1.............................................................................................................................................................. 2612
TJB6_WKHRS1.............................................................................................................................................................. 2613
TJB7_WKHRS1.............................................................................................................................................................. 2614
TJB1_WKHRS2.............................................................................................................................................................. 2615
TJB2_WKHRS2.............................................................................................................................................................. 2616
TJB3_WKHRS2.............................................................................................................................................................. 2617
TJB4_WKHRS2.............................................................................................................................................................. 2618
TJB5_WKHRS2.............................................................................................................................................................. 2619
TJB6_WKHRS2.............................................................................................................................................................. 2620
TJB7_WKHRS2.............................................................................................................................................................. 2621
TJB1_WKHRS3.............................................................................................................................................................. 2622
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TJB2_WKHRS3.............................................................................................................................................................. 2623
TJB3_WKHRS3.............................................................................................................................................................. 2624
TJB4_WKHRS3.............................................................................................................................................................. 2625
TJB5_WKHRS3.............................................................................................................................................................. 2626
TJB6_WKHRS3.............................................................................................................................................................. 2627
TJB7_WKHRS3.............................................................................................................................................................. 2628
TJB1_WKHRS4.............................................................................................................................................................. 2629
TJB2_WKHRS4.............................................................................................................................................................. 2630
TJB3_WKHRS4.............................................................................................................................................................. 2631
TJB4_WKHRS4.............................................................................................................................................................. 2632
TJB5_WKHRS4.............................................................................................................................................................. 2633
TJB6_WKHRS4.............................................................................................................................................................. 2634
TJB7_WKHRS4.............................................................................................................................................................. 2635
TJB1_WKHRS5.............................................................................................................................................................. 2636
TJB2_WKHRS5.............................................................................................................................................................. 2637
TJB3_WKHRS5.............................................................................................................................................................. 2638
TJB4_WKHRS5.............................................................................................................................................................. 2639
TJB5_WKHRS5.............................................................................................................................................................. 2640
TJB6_WKHRS5.............................................................................................................................................................. 2641
TJB7_WKHRS5.............................................................................................................................................................. 2642
TWKHRS1 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2643
TWKHRS2 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2644
TWKHRS3 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2645
TWKHRS4 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2646
TWKHRS5 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2647
TJB1_MWKHRS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2648
TJB2_MWKHRS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2649
TJB3_MWKHRS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2650
TJB4_MWKHRS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2651
TJB5_MWKHRS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2652
TJB6_MWKHRS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2653
TJB7_MWKHRS ............................................................................................................................................................ 2654
TMWKHRS..................................................................................................................................................................... 2655
RMNUMJOBS ................................................................................................................................................................ 2656
TJB1_PRFTB .................................................................................................................................................................. 2657
TJB2_PRFTB .................................................................................................................................................................. 2658
TJB3_PRFTB .................................................................................................................................................................. 2659
TJB4_PRFTB .................................................................................................................................................................. 2660
TJB5_PRFTB .................................................................................................................................................................. 2661
TJB6_PRFTB .................................................................................................................................................................. 2662
TJB7_PRFTB .................................................................................................................................................................. 2663
TPEARN .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2664
TPEARN_ALT................................................................................................................................................................ 2665
EJB1_JOBID ................................................................................................................................................................... 2666
EJB2_JOBID ................................................................................................................................................................... 2667
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EJB3_JOBID ................................................................................................................................................................... 2668
EJB4_JOBID ................................................................................................................................................................... 2669
EJB5_JOBID ................................................................................................................................................................... 2670
EJB6_JOBID ................................................................................................................................................................... 2671
EJB7_JOBID ................................................................................................................................................................... 2672
RJB1_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2673
RJB2_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2674
RJB3_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2675
RJB4_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2676
RJB5_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2677
RJB6_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2678
RJB7_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2679
EJB1_AWPCFL1............................................................................................................................................................ 2680
EJB2_AWPCFL1............................................................................................................................................................ 2681
EJB3_AWPCFL1............................................................................................................................................................ 2682
EJB4_AWPCFL1............................................................................................................................................................ 2683
EJB5_AWPCFL1............................................................................................................................................................ 2684
EJB6_AWPCFL1............................................................................................................................................................ 2685
EJB7_AWPCFL1............................................................................................................................................................ 2686
EJB1_AWPCFL2............................................................................................................................................................ 2687
EJB2_AWPCFL2............................................................................................................................................................ 2688
EJB3_AWPCFL2............................................................................................................................................................ 2689
EJB4_AWPCFL2............................................................................................................................................................ 2690
EJB5_AWPCFL2............................................................................................................................................................ 2691
EJB6_AWPCFL2............................................................................................................................................................ 2692
EJB7_AWPCFL2............................................................................................................................................................ 2693
EJB1_AWPCFL3............................................................................................................................................................ 2694
EJB2_AWPCFL3............................................................................................................................................................ 2695
EJB3_AWPCFL3............................................................................................................................................................ 2696
EJB4_AWPCFL3............................................................................................................................................................ 2697
EJB5_AWPCFL3............................................................................................................................................................ 2698
EJB6_AWPCFL3............................................................................................................................................................ 2699
EJB7_AWPCFL3............................................................................................................................................................ 2700
ENJ_LAYOCFLG .......................................................................................................................................................... 2701
ENJ_LKCTFLG1 ........................................................................................................................................................... 2702
ENJ_LKCTFLG2 ........................................................................................................................................................... 2703
ENJ_LKCTFLG3 ........................................................................................................................................................... 2704
ENJ_LKCTFLG4 ........................................................................................................................................................... 2705
ROVERLAPMN ............................................................................................................................................................. 2706
RWKSPERM .................................................................................................................................................................. 2707
TANNUAL_MED ........................................................................................................................................................... 2708
TANNUAL_STD ............................................................................................................................................................. 2709
THOURLY_STD ............................................................................................................................................................ 2710
THOURLY_MEAN ........................................................................................................................................................ 2711
TWKLY_MED................................................................................................................................................................ 2712
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TWKLY_STD ................................................................................................................................................................. 2713
TBWKLY_STD............................................................................................................................................................... 2714
TBWKLY_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 2715
TMTHLY_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 2716
TMTHLY_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 2717
TSMTHLY_STD............................................................................................................................................................. 2718
TSMTHLY_MED ........................................................................................................................................................... 2719
TOTHER_STD................................................................................................................................................................ 2720
TOTHER_MED .............................................................................................................................................................. 2721
TGAMT_STD.................................................................................................................................................................. 2722
TGAMT_MED ................................................................................................................................................................ 2723
TOINC_STD.................................................................................................................................................................... 2724
TOINC_MED .................................................................................................................................................................. 2725
TCXAMT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 2726
TCXAMT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 2727
TTXAMT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 2728
TTXAMT_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 2729
TOXAMT_STD............................................................................................................................................................... 2730
TOXAMT_MED ............................................................................................................................................................. 2731
TBXAMT_STD ............................................................................................................................................................... 2732
TBXAMT_MED.............................................................................................................................................................. 2733
ENJ_BMONTH ............................................................ NJ_BMONTH........................................................................ 2734
ENJ_EMONTH ............................................................ NJ_EMONTH ........................................................................ 2735
ENJ_NOWRK1 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2736
ENJ_NOWRK2 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2737
ENJ_NOWRK3 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2738
ENJ_NOWRK4 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2739
ENJ_NOWRK5 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2740
ENJ_NOWRK6 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2741
ENJ_NOWRK7 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2742
ENJ_NOWRK8 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2743
ENJ_NOWRK9 ............................................................ NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2744
ENJ_NOWRK10 .......................................................... NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2745
ENJ_NOWRK11 .......................................................... NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2746
ENJ_NOWRK12 .......................................................... NOWRK_1............................................................................. 2747
ENJ_UPDWKYN ......................................................... UNPDWRKYN...................................................................... 2748
TNJ_IND ....................................................................... FAM_BUS_KNDIN_1 .......................................................... 2749
TNJ_OCC ..................................................................... FAM_BUS_KNDWK_1........................................................ 2756
ENJ_LAYOFF .............................................................. LAYOFF_1 ............................................................................ 2770
ENJ_LAYOTYP ........................................................... LAYOFF_TYPE_1 ................................................................ 2771
ENJ_LAYODUR .......................................................... LAYOFF_DURATION ......................................................... 2772
ENJ_LAYOEMN ......................................................... LAYOFF_ENDMNTH .......................................................... 2773
ENJ_LAYOEWK ......................................................... LAYOFF_ENDWEEK .......................................................... 2774
ENJ_LKWRK............................................................... LAY_LKWRK_1................................................................... 2775
ENJ_FLKMN1 ............................................................. FROM_LKMNTH_11 ........................................................... 2776
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ENJ_FLKWK1 ............................................................. FROM_LKWEEK_11 ........................................................... 2777
ENJ_TLKMN1 ............................................................. TO_LKMNTH_11 ................................................................. 2778
ENJ_TLKWK1 ............................................................. TO_LKWEEK_11 ................................................................. 2779
ENJ_FLKMN2 ............................................................. MORE_STRETCH_12 .......................................................... 2780
ENJ_FLKWK2 ............................................................. FROM_LKWEEK_12 ........................................................... 2781
ENJ_TLKMN2 ............................................................. TO_LKMNTH_12 ................................................................. 2782
ENJ_TLKWK2 ............................................................. TO_LKWEEK_12 ................................................................. 2783
ENJ_FLKMN3 ............................................................. MORE_STRETCH_13 .......................................................... 2784
ENJ_FLKWK3 ............................................................. FROM_LKWEEK_13 ........................................................... 2785
ENJ_TLKMN3 ............................................................. TO_LKMNTH_13 ................................................................. 2786
ENJ_TLKWK3 ............................................................. TO_LKWEEK_13 ................................................................. 2787
ENJ_FLKMN4 ............................................................. MORE_STRETCH_14 .......................................................... 2788
ENJ_FLKWK4 ............................................................. from_lkweek_14 .................................................................... 2789
ENJ_TLKMN4 ............................................................. TO_LKMNTH_14 ................................................................. 2790
ENJ_TLKWK4 ............................................................. TO_LKWEEK_14 ................................................................. 2791
EEDBMONTH ............................................................. EDBMONTH ......................................................................... 2792
EEDEMONTH ................................................................................................................................................................ 2793
EEDGRADE ................................................................. GRADE.................................................................................. 2794
EEDTYPE ..................................................................... EDTYPE ................................................................................ 2795
EEDCRED .................................................................... CRED ..................................................................................... 2796
EEDHEADST ............................................................... EDHEADST........................................................................... 2797
EEDGREP..................................................................... GRADEREP........................................................................... 2798
EEDFTPT ..................................................................... FTPT ...................................................................................... 2799
EEDPRDNUM .............................................................. FTPT ...................................................................................... 2800
EEDENROLL ............................................................... FTPT ...................................................................................... 2801
RGED ............................................................................................................................................................................... 2802
RENROLL....................................................................................................................................................................... 2803
RED_CFLG ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2804
EPR1MTH .................................................................... PRBMONTH ......................................................................... 2805
EPR2MTH .................................................................... PRBMONTH ......................................................................... 2806
EPR1BMONTH............................................................ PRBMONTH ......................................................................... 2807
EPR2BMONTH............................................................ PRBMONTH ......................................................................... 2808
EPR1EMONTH............................................................ PREMONTH.......................................................................... 2809
EPR2EMONTH............................................................ PREMONTH.......................................................................... 2810
EOWNINS1................................................................... OWNINS................................................................................ 2811
EOWNINS2................................................................... OWNINS................................................................................ 2812
EHEMPLY1.................................................................. PRIVTYPE............................................................................. 2813
EHEMPLY2.................................................................. PRIVTYPE............................................................................. 2814
EHICOST1.................................................................... HICOST ................................................................................. 2815
EHICOST2.................................................................... HICOST ................................................................................. 2816
EHIOTHR1 ................................................................... HIOTHR................................................................................. 2817
EHIOTHR2 ................................................................... HIOTHR................................................................................. 2818
EHI1WHO1 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2819
EHI2WHO1 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2820
EHI1WHO2 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2821
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EHI2WHO2 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2822
EHI1WHO3 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2823
EHI2WHO3 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2824
EHI1WHO4 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2825
EHI2WHO4 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2826
EHI1WHO5 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2827
EHI2WHO5 .................................................................. HIWHO.................................................................................. 2828
EPRIVPLAN1............................................................... PRIVPLAN ............................................................................ 2829
EPRIVPLAN2............................................................... PRIVPLAN ............................................................................ 2830
EHDEDPLN1................................................................ HDEDPLN ............................................................................. 2831
EHDEDPLN2................................................................ HDEDPLN ............................................................................. 2832
EHLTHSAV1................................................................ HLTHSAV ............................................................................. 2833
EHLTHSAV2................................................................ HLTHSAV ............................................................................. 2834
EPRISHOP1 ................................................................. PRIEXCH............................................................................... 2835
EPRISHOP2 ................................................................. PRIEXCH............................................................................... 2836
EPRIEXCH1 ................................................................. PRIEXCH............................................................................... 2837
EPRIEXCH2 ................................................................. PRIEXCH............................................................................... 2838
EPRIPREM1................................................................. PRIPREM............................................................................... 2839
EPRIPREM2................................................................. PRIPREM............................................................................... 2840
EPRISUBS1 .................................................................. PRISUBS ............................................................................... 2841
EPRISUBS2 .................................................................. PRISUBS ............................................................................... 2842
ECRMTH ...................................................................... MC_BMONTH ...................................................................... 2843
EMC_BMONTH .......................................................... MC_BMONTH ...................................................................... 2844
EMC_EMONTH ............................................................................................................................................................. 2845
EMCPART1.................................................................. MCPART ............................................................................... 2846
EMCPART2.................................................................. MCPART ............................................................................... 2847
EMCPART3.................................................................. MCPART ............................................................................... 2848
EMCPART4.................................................................. MCPART ............................................................................... 2849
EMCPART5.................................................................. MCPART ............................................................................... 2850
EMDMTH ..................................................................... MD_BMONTH...................................................................... 2851
EMD_BMONTH .......................................................... MD_BMONTH...................................................................... 2852
EMD_EMONTH .......................................................... MD_EMONTH ...................................................................... 2853
EMDPLAN.................................................................... MDPLAN............................................................................... 2854
EMDEXCH ................................................................... MDEXCH .............................................................................. 2855
EMDPREM ................................................................... MDPREM .............................................................................. 2856
EMDSUBS..................................................................... MDSUBS ............................................................................... 2857
EMLMTH ..................................................................... ML_BMONTH ...................................................................... 2858
EML_BMONTH........................................................... ML_BMONTH ...................................................................... 2859
EML_EMONTH........................................................... ML_EMONTH....................................................................... 2860
EMILITYPE ................................................................. MILITYPE ............................................................................. 2861
EMOWNINS ................................................................. MOWNINS ............................................................................ 2862
EMHIOTHER .............................................................. MHIOTH................................................................................ 2863
EMHIWHO1................................................................. MHIWHO .............................................................................. 2864
EMHIWHO2................................................................. MHIWHO .............................................................................. 2865
EMHIWHO3................................................................. MHIWHO .............................................................................. 2866
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EMHIWHO4................................................................. MHIWHO .............................................................................. 2867
EMHIWHO5................................................................. MHIWHO .............................................................................. 2868
EOTMTH ...................................................................... OC_BMONTH....................................................................... 2869
EOT_BMONTH ........................................................... OC_BMONTH....................................................................... 2870
EOT_EMONTH ........................................................... OT_EMONTH ....................................................................... 2871
EOTHCOVTYPE ......................................................... OTHCOVTYPE ..................................................................... 2872
EOTHEXCH ................................................................. OTHEXCH............................................................................. 2873
EOTHPREM................................................................. OTHPREM............................................................................. 2874
EOTHSUBS .................................................................. OTHSUBS ............................................................................. 2875
RPR1_CFLG ................................................................................................................................................................... 2876
RPR2_CFLG ................................................................................................................................................................... 2877
RMC_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2878
RMD_CFLG.................................................................................................................................................................... 2879
RML_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 2880
ROT_CFLG..................................................................................................................................................................... 2881
RMARKTPLACE........................................................................................................................................................... 2882
RIHSMTH ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2883
RPRIMTH ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2884
RPUBMTH ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2885
RPRITYPE1 .................................................................................................................................................................... 2886
RPRITYPE2 .................................................................................................................................................................... 2887
RPRITYPE3 .................................................................................................................................................................... 2888
RPUBTYPE1 ................................................................................................................................................................... 2889
RPUBTYPE2 ................................................................................................................................................................... 2890
RPUBTYPE3 ................................................................................................................................................................... 2891
RHLTHMTH .................................................................................................................................................................. 2892
ROTHCOVMTH ............................................................................................................................................................ 2893
TSSI_SRC2 ................................................................... SSI2_SRC .............................................................................. 2894
ESSI_BMONTH ........................................................... SSI_BMONTH....................................................................... 2895
ESSI_EMONTH ........................................................... SSI_EMONTH....................................................................... 2896
TSSI_LCYR .................................................................. SSI_LC_YEAR...................................................................... 2897
ESSI_BRSN................................................................... SSI_WHY .............................................................................. 2898
TSSI_ERSN................................................................... SSI_STOP .............................................................................. 2899
ESSI_OWN ................................................................... SSI_OWNER ......................................................................... 2900
ESSI_SRC1 ................................................................... SSI1_SRC .............................................................................. 2901
RSSI_MNYN ................................................................................................................................................................... 2902
ETANF_BMONTH ...................................................... TANF_BMONTH.................................................................. 2903
ETANF_EMONTH ...................................................... TANF_EMONTH .................................................................. 2904
RTANF_LCYR ............................................................. TANF_LC_YEAR ................................................................. 2905
TTANF_BRSN.............................................................. TANF_BEG ........................................................................... 2906
TTANF_ERSN.............................................................. TANF_STOP ......................................................................... 2907
ETANF_COVTYP ....................................................... TANF_ADULT_KID............................................................. 2908
ETANF_OWN .............................................................. TANF_OWNER..................................................................... 2909
ETANF_PTCS .............................................................. PASSTHRU_YN ................................................................... 2910
ERH_BMONTH ........................................................... BMONTH .............................................................................. 2911
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ERH_EMONTH ........................................................... RH_EMONTH ....................................................................... 2912
TPRVLVQRT ............................................................... PRVLVQRT........................................................................... 2913
EEHC_TEN .................................................................. EHC_TEN.............................................................................. 2914
EEHC_RENTSUB........................................................ EHC_RENTSUB ................................................................... 2915
EEHC_VOUCHER ...................................................... EHC_VOUCHER .................................................................. 2916
EEHC_WHY................................................................. EHC_WHY ............................................................................ 2917
TEHC_MVYR .............................................................. EHC_MVYR.......................................................................... 2918
EEHC_MVMO ............................................................. EHC_MVMO......................................................................... 2919
EEHC_PVTEN ............................................................. EHC_PVTEN......................................................................... 2920
TEHC_REGION ............................................................................................................................................................. 2921
TEHC_ST ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2922
TEHC_METRO .............................................................................................................................................................. 2924
RREGION_INTV ........................................................................................................................................................... 2925
TST_INTV ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2926
TMETRO_INTV............................................................................................................................................................. 2928
TRESDUR ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2929
TMOVER ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2930
ESNAP_BMONTH....................................................... FS_BMONTH........................................................................ 2931
ESNAP_EMONTH....................................................... FS_EMONTH ........................................................................ 2932
RSNAP_LCYR ............................................................. FS_LC_YEAR ....................................................................... 2933
ESNAP_BRSN .............................................................. FS_BEGIN ............................................................................. 2934
ESNAP_ERSN .............................................................. FS_STOP ............................................................................... 2935
ESNAP_OWN ............................................................... FS_OWNER........................................................................... 2936
EGA_BMONTH ........................................................... GA_BMONTH....................................................................... 2937
EGA_EMONTH ........................................................... GA_EMONTH....................................................................... 2938
TGA_LCYR .................................................................. GA_LC_YEAR...................................................................... 2939
EGA_BRSN................................................................... GA_BEG................................................................................ 2940
EGA_ERSN................................................................... GA_STOP .............................................................................. 2941
EGA_OWN ................................................................... GA_OWNER ......................................................................... 2942
EWIC_BMONTH......................................................... WIC_BMONTH..................................................................... 2943
EWIC_EMONTH......................................................... WIC_EMONTH..................................................................... 2944
TWIC_LCYR ............................................................... WIC_LC_YEAR.................................................................... 2945
TWIC_BRSN ................................................................ WIC_BEGIN.......................................................................... 2946
EWIC_ERSN ................................................................ WIC_STOP ............................................................................ 2947
EWIC_COVTYP ............................................................................................................................................................ 2948
EWIC_OWN ................................................................. WIC_ADULT_COV.............................................................. 2949
RLNGD_MEALS............................................................................................................................................................ 2950
TSSI_CFLG..................................................................................................................................................................... 2951
RTANF_CFLG................................................................................................................................................................ 2952
RGA_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................... 2953
RSNAP_CFLG ................................................................................................................................................................ 2954
RWIC_CFLG .................................................................................................................................................................. 2955
RTANF_YRYN ............................................................................................................................................................... 2956
RGA_YRYN .................................................................................................................................................................... 2957
RWIC_YRYN.................................................................................................................................................................. 2958
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RSNAP_YRYN................................................................................................................................................................ 2959
RSSI_YRYN .................................................................................................................................................................... 2960
RTANF_MNYN .............................................................................................................................................................. 2961
RGA_MNYN ................................................................................................................................................................... 2962
RWIC_MNYN................................................................................................................................................................. 2963
RSNAP_MNYN............................................................................................................................................................... 2964
RMINC_ANY.................................................................................................................................................................. 2965
TTANF_AMT.................................................................................................................................................................. 2966
TGA_AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2967
TSSI_AMT ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2968
TSNAP_AMT .................................................................................................................................................................. 2969
TWIC_AMT .................................................................................................................................................................... 2970
EMS_EHC..................................................................... MS_EHC................................................................................ 2971
EPNSPOUS_EHC ........................................................ WHO_SPOUSE_EHC ........................................................... 2972
EPNCOHAB ................................................................. GOT_PARTNER ................................................................... 2973
EPNCOHAB_EHC....................................................... WHO_PARTNER_EHC........................................................ 2974
EREGDOMPART ........................................................ REGDOMPARTNER ............................................................ 2975
RHPOV ............................................................................................................................................................................ 2976
TFCYINCPOV................................................................................................................................................................ 2977
TFCYINCPOVT2 ........................................................................................................................................................... 2978
TFINCPOV...................................................................................................................................................................... 2979
TFINCPOVT2 ................................................................................................................................................................. 2980
RFPOV............................................................................................................................................................................. 2981
RFPOVT2 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2982
THCYINCPOV ............................................................................................................................................................... 2983
THCYINCPOVT2 .......................................................................................................................................................... 2984
THINCPOV ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2985
THINCPOVT2 ................................................................................................................................................................ 2986
RHPOVT2 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2987
TFTOTINC...................................................................................................................................................................... 2988
TFTOTINCT2 ................................................................................................................................................................. 2989
THTOTINC ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2990
THTOTINCT2 ................................................................................................................................................................ 2991
TPTRNINC...................................................................................................................................................................... 2992
TPSCININC .................................................................................................................................................................... 2993
TPOTHINC ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2994
TPPRPINC ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2995
TPTOTINC...................................................................................................................................................................... 2996
Variable SSUID
Description: Sample unit identifier. This identifier is created by scrambling together PSU,Sequence #1, Sequence #2, and the Frame Indicator for a case. It may be used inmatching sample units from different waves.
Universe: All personsLength: 14
Min: 00000000000000Max: 99999999999999
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SHHADID Variable
Description: Household address ID. Used to differentiate households spawned from an originalsample household.
Universe: All personsLength: 3
Min: 011Max: 049
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Variable SPANEL
Description: Panel yearUniverse: All persons
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
2018 Panel Year
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SWAVE Variable
Description: Wave number of interviewUniverse: All persons
Length: 1Min: 1Max: 4
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Variable PNUM
Description: Person numberUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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MONTHCODE Variable
Description: Value of reference monthUniverse: All persons
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 12
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Variable GHLFSAM
Description: Half sample code. A code used to divide the sample into "half sample" replicates thatare used for variance estimation.
Universe Description: All householdsUniverse: All households
Length: 2Min: 01Max: 02
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GVARSTR Variable
Description: Variance pseudo stratum code. Strata formed for half sample variance estimationUniverse Description: All households
Universe: All householdsLength: 3
Min: 001Max: 240
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Variable WPFINWGT
Description: Final person weightUniverse: All persons
Length: 14Min: 0000000.000000Max: 9999999.999999
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THHLDSTATUS Variable
Description: Household statusUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Returning HHLD Member
2 New HHLD Member
3 Partial Reference Year HHLD Member (e.g., Deceased, Institutionalized, Active Duty or Moved
Outside of U.S.)
4 Mover
5 Listed in Error in the Prior Wave
6 Inactive in this household
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Variable ERESIDENCEID
Description: This field stores a unique six-digit identifier for residence addresses.Length: 6
Min: 100001Max: 400999
Status Flag: ARESIDENCEID
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EHRESIDENCID Variable
Description: Interview address ERESIDENCEIDUniverse Description: All respondents.
Universe: All Respondents.Length: 6
Min: 100001Max: 400999
Status Flag: AHRESIDENCID
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Variable RIN_UNIV
Description: Monthly indicator that respondent is in survey frame universeUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 In survey frame universe
2 Not in survey frame universe
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EREFPAR Variable
Description: Child-level variable that identifies the PNUM of parent/guardian of the child.Universe Description: Children who are 17 years old or younger at month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: EAGE_EHC less than or equal to 17 at month 12.Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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Variable ERP
Description: Identifies if adult is a reference parent to any household children under 18 years oldUniverse Description: Respondent is at least 15 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
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EINTTYPE Variable
Description: Type of interviewUniverse Description: All persons
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Self-reported
2 Proxy
3 Type Z (imputed)
Status Flag: AINTTYPE
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Variable TLIVQTR
Description: Type of living quarters.Universe Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 House, apartment, flat
2 Other
Status Flag: ALIVQTR
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ETENURE Variable
Description: Are ... living quarters owned, rented, or occupied without payment of rent?Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Owned or being bought by someone in the household
2 Rented
3 Occupied without payment of rent
Status Flag: ATENURE
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Variable ERENTSUB
Description: Is ... rent amount lower because he/she is in a federal, state, or local governmenthousing program?
Universe Description: Respondents who report renting or occupying the living quarters without payment ofrent.
Universe: ETENURE in (2,3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARENTSUB
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EVOUCHER Variable
Description: Does ... household have a housing voucher?Universe Description: Respondents who report the rent amount is lower because they are in a federal, state
or local government housing program.Universe: ETENURE in (2,3) and ERENTSUB = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVOUCHER
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Variable ESPEAK
Description: Does ... speak a language other than English at home?Universe Description: People age 5 and older.
Universe: TAGE ge 5.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASPEAK
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EAF_HHLD Variable
Description: Did anyone in this household ever serve on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces?Universe Description: All households
Universe: All householdsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF_HHLD
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Variable RAFEVER
Description: Did this person ever serve on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces?Universe Description: Age >=17 and lives in a household where someone served in the Armed Forces
Universe: TAGE >=17 and EAF_HHLD=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAFEVER
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ERELRPE Variable
Description: Household relationship (detailed categories)Universe Description: All persons present at time of interview
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Householder with relatives
2 Householder with NO relatives
3 Opposite-sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Opposite-sex unmarried partner
5 Same-sex husband/wife/spouse
6 Same-sex unmarried partner
7 Child
8 Grandchild
9 Parent
10 Sibling
11 Parent/Child-in-law (mother/father/son/daughter-in-law)
12 Brother/Sister-in-law
13 Aunt/Uncle, Niece/Nephew
14 Other relative
15 Foster child
16 Housemate/Roommate
17 Roomer/Boarder
18 Other nonrelative
Status Flag: ARELRP
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Variable EMS
Description: Is ... currently married, widowed, divorced, separated, or never married?Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Married, spouse present
2 Married, spouse absent
3 Widowed
4 Divorced
5 Separated
6 Never married
Status Flag: AMS
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EPNSPOUSE Variable
Description: Person number of spouseUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number
Status Flag: APNSPOUSE
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Variable EPNPAR1
Description: Person number of parent 1Universe Description: All persons present at time of interview
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number
Status Flag: APNPAR1
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EPAR1TYP Variable
Description: Type of relationship to parent 1Universe Description: All persons with a parent 1 in the household
Universe: EPNPAR1 >= 101Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological parent
2 Stepparent
3 Adoptive parent
Status Flag: APAR1TYP
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Variable EPNPAR2
Description: Person number of parent 2Universe Description: All persons present at time of interview
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number
Status Flag: APNPAR2
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EPAR2TYP Variable
Description: Type of relationship to parent 2Universe Description: All persons with a parent 2 in the household
Universe: EPNPAR2 >= 101Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological parent
2 Stepparent
3 Adoptive parent
Status Flag: APAR2TYP
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Variable EDOB_BMONTH
Description: Month of birthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ADOB_BMONTH
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TAGE Variable
Description: Age as of last birthdayUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AAGE
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Variable TAGE_EHC
Description: Monthly age during the reference year.Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
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TDOB_BYEAR Variable
Description: Year of birthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 4
Min: 1931Max: 2017
Status Flag: ADOB_BYEAR
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Variable EORIGIN
Description: Is ... Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino?Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AORIGIN
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ERACE Variable
Description: What race(s) does ... consider herself/himself to be?Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 White alone
2 Black alone
3 Asian alone
4 Residual
Status Flag: ARACE
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Variable EBORNUS
Description: Where was ... born?Universe Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ABORNUS
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ECITIZEN Variable
Description: Is ... a citizen of the United States?Universe Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACITIZEN
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Variable ENATCIT
Description: How did ... become a U.S citizen?Universe Description: Respondents who are US citizens.
Universe: ECITIZEN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Naturalized
2 Through ^HISHER or spouse's military service in the Armed Forces
3 Adopted by U.S. citizen parent or parents
4 Born in a U.S. Island Area or born in the United States
5 Born abroad of U.S. citizen parent or parents
Status Flag: ANATCIT
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TYRENTRY Variable
Description: When did ... come to live in the U.S.?Universe Description: All respondents who were born outside of the United States to non-U.S. citizen
parentsUniverse: EBORNUS = 2 AND (ECITIZEN = 2 OR ENATCIT IN (1, 2, 3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
1962 Recode for year less than or equal to 1962
1969 Recode for year 1963 to 1969
1974 Recode for year 1970 to 1973
1978 Recode for year 1974 to 1978
1980 Recode for year 1979 to 1980
1983 Recode for year 1981 to 1983
1985 Recode for year 1984 to 1985
1987 Recode for year 1986 to 1987
1989 Recode for year 1988 to 1989
1991 Recode for year 1990 to 1991
1993 Recode for year 1992 to 1993
1995 Recode for year 1994 to 1995
1998 Recode for year 1996 to 1998
1999 Year
2000 Year
2002 Recode for year 2001 to 2002
2004 Recode for year 2003 to 2004
2006 Recode for year 2005 to 2006
2008 Recode for year 2007 to 2008
2010 Recode for year 2009 to 2010
2013 Recode for year 2011 to 2013
2015 Recode for year 2014 to 2015
2016 Year
2018 Recode for year 2017 to 2018
Status Flag: AYRENTRY
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Variable TIMSTAT
Description: What was ... immigration status when he/she first moved to the United States?Universe Description: All people on the final household roster who were born outside the United States to
non-U.S. citizen parentsUniverse: EBORNUS = 2 AND (ECITIZEN = 2 OR ENATCIT IN (1,2,3))
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Permanent
2 Other
Status Flag: AIMSTAT
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TLANG1 Variable
Description: What language does ... speak at home?Universe Description: People age 5 and older who speak a language other than English at home.
Universe: TAGE GE 5 and ESPEAK=1.Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Spanish or Spanish Creole
2 Chinese
3 French (including Patois, Cajun)
4 French Creole
5 Tagalog, Filipino
6 Vietnamese
7 German
8 Korean
9 Russian
10 Hindi, Urdu
11 Arabic
12 Other
Status Flag: ALANG1
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Variable EHOWWELL
Description: How well does ... speak English?Universe Description: People age 5 and older who speak a language other than English at home.
Universe: TAGE GE 5 and ESPEAK=1.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Very well
2 Well
3 Not well
4 Not at all
Status Flag: AHOWWELL
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EEDUC Variable
Description: What is the highest level of school ... completed or the highest degree received byDecember of (reference year)?
Universe Description: People age 15 and older.Universe: TAGE GE 15.
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
31 Less than 1st grade
32 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th grade
33 5th or 6th grade
34 7th or 8th grade
35 9th grade
36 10th grade
37 11th grade
38 12th grade, no diploma
39 High School Graduate (diploma or GED or equivalent)
40 Some college credit, but less than 1 year (regular Jr.coll./coll./univ.)
41 1 or more years of college, no degree (regular Jr.coll./coll./univ.)
42 Associate's degree (2-year college)
43 Bachelor's degree (for example: BA, AB, BS)
44 Master's degree (for example: MA, MS, MBA, MSW)
45 Professional School degree (for example: MD (doctor), DDS (dentist), JD (lawyer))
46 Doctorate degree (for example: Ph.D., Ed.D.)
Status Flag: AEDUC
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Variable ESEX
Description: Sex of this personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: ASEX
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EAF1 Variable
Description: September 2001 to presentUniverse Description: Individuals who ever served in the Armed Forces
Universe: RAFEVER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF1
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Variable EAF2
Description: August 1990 to August 2001Universe Description: Individuals who ever served in the Armed Forces
Universe: RAFEVER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF2
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EAF3 Variable
Description: May 1975 to July 1990Universe Description: Individuals who ever served in the Armed Forces
Universe: RAFEVER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF3
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Variable EAF4
Description: Vietnam EraUniverse Description: Individuals who ever served in the Armed Forces
Universe: RAFEVER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF4
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EAF5 Variable
Description: February 1955 to July 1964Universe Description: Individuals who ever served in the Armed Forces
Universe: RAFEVER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF5
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Variable EAF6
Description: Korean WarUniverse Description: Individuals who ever served in the Armed Forces
Universe: RAFEVER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF6
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EAF7 Variable
Description: January 1947 to June 1950Universe Description: Individuals who ever served in the Armed Forces
Universe: RAFEVER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF7
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Variable EAF8
Description: World War IIUniverse Description: Individuals who ever served in the Armed Forces
Universe: RAFEVER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAF8
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EAF9 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AAF9
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Variable EAFNOW
Description: Is this person currently on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces?Universe Description: Individuals with service on active duty between September 2001 to present and age
less than 65 years oldUniverse: EAF1 = 1 and TAGE lt 65
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAFNOW
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RLNGISOL Variable
Description: Recode indicating if respondent lives in a limited English-speaking household (ahousehold in which no one 14 and over speaks English or speaks a language otherthan English at home and speaks English "Very well").
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 In a limited English-speaking household
2 Not in a limited English-speaking household
Status Flag: ALNGISOL
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Variable RPNCHILD1
Description: Person number of child 1Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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RPNCHILD2 Variable
Description: Person number of child 2Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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Variable RPNCHILD3
Description: Person number of child 3Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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RPNCHILD6 Variable
Description: Person number of child 6Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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Variable RPNCHILD7
Description: Person number of child 7Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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RPNCHILD8 Variable
Description: Person number of child 8Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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Variable RPNCHILD9
Description: Person number of child 9Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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RPNCHILD10 Variable
Description: Person number of child 10Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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Variable RPNCHILD11
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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RPNCHILD4 Variable
Description: Person number of child 4Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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Variable RPNCHILD5
Description: Person number of child 5Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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RPNCHILD12 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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Variable RPNCHILD13
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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RPNCHILD14 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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Variable RPNCHILD15
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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RPNCHILD16 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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Variable RPNCHILD17
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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RPNCHILD18 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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Variable RPNCHILD19
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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RCHTYP1 Variable
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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Variable RCHTYP2
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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RCHTYP3 Variable
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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Variable RCHTYP4
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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RCHTYP5 Variable
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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Variable RCHTYP6
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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RCHTYP7 Variable
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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Variable RCHTYP8
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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RCHTYP9 Variable
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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Variable RCHTYP10
Description: Way child is related to respondentUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at time of interview
Universe: TAGE GE 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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RCHTYP11 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological
2 Step
3 Adopted
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Variable RCHTYP12
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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RCHTYP13 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable RCHTYP14
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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RCHTYP15 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable RCHTYP16
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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RCHTYP17 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable RCHTYP18
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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RCHTYP19 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable RANY5
Description: Indicator of children under the age of 5 at any month during the reference periodUniverse Description: All reference parents
Universe: ERP = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Reference parent has a child under the age of 5
2 Reference parent only has a child between the ages of 5 and 18
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RREL_PNUM1 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM2
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RREL_PNUM3 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM4
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RREL_PNUM5 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM6
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RREL_PNUM7 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM8
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RREL_PNUM9 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM10
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RREL_PNUM11 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM12
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RREL_PNUM13 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM14
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RREL_PNUM15 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM16
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RREL_PNUM17 Variable
Description: Person number for monthly relationshipUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RREL_PNUM18
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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RREL_PNUM19 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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Variable RREL_PNUM20
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
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RREL_PNUM21 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL_PNUM22
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL_PNUM23 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL_PNUM24
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL_PNUM25 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL_PNUM26
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL_PNUM27 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL_PNUM28
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL_PNUM29 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL_PNUM30
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RPNPAR1_EHC Variable
Description: Person number of parent 1 at this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RPNPAR2_EHC
Description: Person number of parent 2 at this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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RPAR1TYP_EHC Variable
Description: Type of relationship to parent 1 at this monthUniverse Description: All persons with a parent 1 in the household at this month
Universe: RPNPAR1_EHC IN 60:499Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological parent
2 Stepparent
3 Adoptive parent
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Variable RPAR2TYP_EHC
Description: Type of relationship to parent 2 at this monthUniverse Description: All persons with a parent 2 in the household at this month
Universe: RPNPAR2_EHC IN 60:499Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Biological parent
2 Stepparent
3 Adoptive parent
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RPAR1SEX_EHC Variable
Description: Parent 1 sex at this monthUniverse Description: Household members living with a first parent at this month.
Universe: RPNPAR1_EHC>=60Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
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Variable RPAR2SEX_EHC
Description: Parent 2 sex at this monthUniverse Description: Household members living with a second parent at this month.
Universe: RPNPAR2_EHC>=60Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
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RPAR1SEX Variable
Description: Parent 1 sex at interview monthUniverse Description: Household members living with a first parent at interview month.
Universe: EPNPAR1>=101Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
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Variable RPAR2SEX
Description: Parent 2 sex at interview monthUniverse Description: Household members living with a second parent at interview month.
Universe: EPNPAR2>=101Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
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RFAMNUM Variable
Description: Monthly family number for individuals in householdsUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 11
Status Flag: AFAMNUM
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Variable RFAMKIND
Description: Kind of familyUniverse Description: All persons in families of 2 or more people
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and RFPERSONS ge 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Married couple
2 Female, no spouse present
3 Male, no spouse present
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RFAMREF Variable
Description: Person number of the family reference personUniverse Description: All persons in families
Universe: RFAMNUM ge 1Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
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Variable RFPERSONS
Description: Number of persons in familyUniverse Description: All persons in families
Universe: RFAMNUM ge 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 20
Status Flag: AFPERSONS
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RFRELU18 Variable
Description: Number of persons in family under 18 yearsUniverse Description: All persons in families
Universe: RFMANUM ge 1Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 20
Status Flag: AFRELU18
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Variable RHNUMPER
Description: Number of persons in household this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 20
Status Flag: AHNUMPER
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RHNUMU18 Variable
Description: Number of persons in household under 18 years this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 20
Status Flag: AHNUMU18
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Variable RHNUM65OVER
Description: Number of persons in household 65 years and over this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 20
Status Flag: AHNUM65OVER
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RFAMNUMWT2 Variable
Description: Monthly family number for individuals in households (with Type 2 persons)Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 11
Status Flag: AFAMNUMWT2
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Variable RFAMKINDWT2
Description: Kind of family (with Type 2 persons)Universe Description: All persons in families of 2 or more people
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and RFPERSONSWT2 ge 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Married couple
2 Female, no spouse present
3 Male, no spouse present
Status Flag: AFAMKINDWT2
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RFAMREFWT2 Variable
Description: Person number of the family reference person (with Type 2 persons)Universe Description: All persons in families
Universe: RFAMNUMWT2 ge 1Length: 3
Min: 60Max: 499
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Variable RFPERSONSWT2
Description: Number of persons in family (with Type 2 persons)Universe Description: All persons in families
Universe: RFAMNUMWT2 ge 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 20
Status Flag: AFPERSONSWT2
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RFRELU18WT2 Variable
Description: Number of persons in family under 18 years (with Type 2 persons)Universe Description: All persons in families
Universe: RFAMNUMWT2 ge 1Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 20
Status Flag: AFRELU18WT2
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Variable RHNUMPERWT2
Description: Number of persons in household this month (with Type 2 persons)Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 20
Status Flag: AHNUMPERWT2
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RHNUMU18WT2 Variable
Description: Number of persons in household under 18 years this month (with Type 2 persons)Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 20
Status Flag: AHNUMU18WT2
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Variable RHNUM65OVRT2
Description: Number of persons in household 65 years and over this month (with Type 2 persons)Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 20
Status Flag: AHNUM65OVRT2
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RREL10 Variable
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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Variable RREL11
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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RREL12 Variable
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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Variable RREL13
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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RREL14 Variable
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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Variable RREL15
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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RREL16 Variable
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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Variable RREL17
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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RREL18 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL19
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL20 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL21
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL22 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL23
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL24 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL25
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL26 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL27
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL28 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL29
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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RREL30 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
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Variable RREL1
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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RREL2 Variable
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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Variable RREL3
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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RREL4 Variable
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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Variable RREL5
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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RREL6 Variable
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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Variable RREL7
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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RREL8 Variable
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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Variable RREL9
Description: Monthly household relationship to personUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Opposite sex husband/wife/spouse
2 Opposite sex unmarried partner
3 Same sex husband/wife/spouse
4 Same sex unmarried partner
5 Biological parent/child
6 Stepparent/child
7 Adoptive parent/child
8 Grandparent/Grandchild
9 Biological siblings
10 Half siblings
11 Stepsiblings
12 Adopted siblings
13 Other siblings
14 Parent/Child-in-law
15 Brother/Sister-in-law
16 Aunt, Uncle, Niece, Nephew
17 Other relative
18 Foster parent/child
19 Other nonrelative
99 Self
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TRACE Variable
Description: What race(s) does ... consider herself/himself to be? (detailed categories)Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 White alone
2 Black alone
3 American Indian or Alaska Native alone (AI)
4 Asian alone
5 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander alone (HP)
6 White-Black
7 White-AI
8 White-Asian
9 White-HP
10 Black-AI
11 Black-Asian
12 Black-HP
13 AI-Asian
14 Asian-HP
15 White-Black-AI
16 White-Black-Asian
17 White-AI-Asian
18 White-Asian-HP
19 White-Black-AI-Asian
20 Other 2 or 3 races
21 Other 4 or 5 races
Status Flag: ARACE
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Variable TBORNPLACE
Description: Recoded Place of BirthUniverse Description: All respondents.
Universe: All respondents.Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawaii
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
31 Nebraska
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
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38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
60 Puerto Rico and Island Areas
61 Europe
62 Asia and Pacific Islands
63 Americas and Caribbean
64 Africa
65 Oceania
66 Other
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Variable EWC_ANY
Description: Did ... receive Workers' Compensation payments at any time during the referenceperiod?
Universe Description: All people age 15 + during the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWC_ANY
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EUCANY Variable
Description: Did ... receive Unemployment Compensation payments at any time during thereference period?
Universe Description: Adults 15 and overUniverse: EAGE_EHC >= 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AUCANY
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Variable EUCTYP1YN
Description: Did ... receive regular, government-provided Unemployment Compensationpayments?
Universe Description: Respondents who received Unemployment Compensation payments during thereference period.
Universe: EUCANY=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AUCTYP1YN
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EUCTYP2YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive supplemental, employer-provided Unemployment Compensationpayments?
Universe Description: Respondents who received Unemployment Compensation payments during thereference period.
Universe: EUCANY=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AUCTYP2YN
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Variable EUCTYP3YN
Description: Did ... receive other Unemployment Compensation payments, including unionbenefits?
Universe Description: Respondents who received Unemployment Compensation payments during thereference period.
Universe: EUCANY=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AUCTYP3YN
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EWCMNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Workers' Compensation in this month of the reference period (1- 12)?Universe Description: All people who reported receiving workers' compensation benefits during the
reference period.Universe: EWCANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWCMNYN
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Variable TWCAMT
Description: How much did ... receive in workers' compensation in this month of the referenceperiod (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received workers' compensation in this month ofthe reference period.
Universe: EWCANY = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: AWCAMT
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EUC1MNYN Variable
Description: Whether regular, government-provided Unemployment Compensation payments werereceived in a given month
Universe Description: Respondents who received regular, government-provided UnemploymentCompensation payments.
Universe: EUCTYP1YN=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AUC1MNYN
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Variable EUC2MNYN
Description: Whether supplemental, employer-provided Unemployment Compensation paymentswere received in a given month
Universe Description: Respondents who received supplemental, employer-provided UnemploymentCompensation payments.
Universe: EUCTYP2YN=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AUC2MNYN
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EUC3MNYN Variable
Description: Whether other Unemployment Compensation payments, including union benefits,were received in a given month
Universe Description: Respondents who received other Unemployment Compensation payments, includingunion benefits
Universe: EUCTYP3YN=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AUC3MNYN
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Variable TUC1AMT
Description: Amount of regular, government-provided Unemployment Compensation paymentsreceived in each month of reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who received regular, government-provided UnemploymentCompensation payments.
Universe: EUC1MNYN=1Length: 5
Min: $0Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AUC1AMT
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TUC2AMT Variable
Description: Amount of supplemental, employer-provided Unemployment Compensation paymentsreceived in each month of reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who received supplemental, employer-provided UnemploymentCompensation payments.
Universe: EUC2MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AUC2AMT
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Variable TUC3AMT
Description: Amount of other Unemployment Compensation payments, including union benefits,received in each month of reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who received other Unemployment Compensation payments, includingunion benefits.
Universe: EUC3MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AUC3AMT
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EVAANY Variable
Description: Did ... receive any benefit payments from the Department of Veterans Affairs at anytime during the reference period?
Universe Description: All people age 17 + during the interview month reference period who indicated thatthey have served in the Armed Forces but are not currently enlisted in the ArmedForces.
Universe: EAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) ge 17 and RAFEVER = 1 and EAFNOW = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVAANY
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Variable EVATYP1YN
Description: Did ... receive VA payments for a service-connected disability?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments during the reference
period.Universe: EVAANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVATYPE
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EVATYP2YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive VA payments for veterans' pension?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments during the reference
period.Universe: EVAANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVATYPE
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Variable EVATYP3YN
Description: Did ... receive VA payments for other VA payments?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments during the reference
period.Universe: EVAANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVATYPE
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EVATYP4YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive VA payments for G.I. Bill benefits?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments during the reference
period.Universe: EVAANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVATYPE
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Variable EVATYP5YN
Description: Did ... receive VA payments from insurance proceeds?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments during the reference
period.Universe: EVAANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVATYPE
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TVADISRATE Variable
Description: What is ... total service-connected disability rating?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments during the reference
period for a service-connected disability.Universe: EVATYP1YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 0-20%
2 30-40%
3 50-60%
4 70% or more
Status Flag: AVADISRATE
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Variable EVAQUES
Description: Was ... required to fill out an annual income questionnaire in order to receive benefitpayments from the Department of Veteran Affairs?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received any VA Benefit payments during thereference period.
Universe: EVATYP1YN = 1 or EVATYP2YN = 1 or EVATYP3YN = 1 or EVATYP4YN = 1 orEVATYP5YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVAQUES
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EVA1MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive VA Benefits for a service connected disability this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefits for a service connected
disability during the reference period.Universe: EVATYP1YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVA1MNYN
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Variable EVA2MNYN
Description: Did ... receive VA Benefits for a veterans' pension this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefits for a veterans' pension during
the reference period.Universe: EVATYP2YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVA2MNYN
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EVA3MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive VA Benefit payments for other VA programs this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments for other VA
programs during the reference period.Universe: EVATYP3YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVA3MNYN
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Variable EVA4MNYN
Description: Did ... receive VA Benefit payments for G.I. Bill benefits this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments for G.I. Bill benefits
during the reference period.Universe: EVATYP4YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVA4MNYN
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EVA5MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive VA Benefit payments from insurance proceeds this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments during the reference
period.Universe: EVATYP5YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVA5MNYN
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Variable TVA1AMT
Description: How much did ... receive in VA Benefits from a service connected disability this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefits for a service connecteddisability during the reference period.
Universe: EVA1MNYN = 1Length: 5
Min: $0Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AVA1AMT
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TVA2AMT Variable
Description: How much did ... receive in VA Benefits from a veterans' pension this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefits for a veterans' pension during
the reference period.Universe: EVA2MNYN = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: AVA2AMT
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Variable TVA3AMT
Description: How much did ... receive in VA Benefit payments from other VA programs this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments for other VAprograms during the reference period.
Universe: EVA3MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: AVA3AMT
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TVA4AMT Variable
Description: How much did ... receive in VA Benefit payments from G.I. Bill benefits this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments for G.I. Bill benefitsduring the reference period.
Universe: EVA4MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: AVA4AMT
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Variable TVA5AMT
Description: How much did ... receive in VA Benefit payments from insurance proceeds this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received VA Benefit payments during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EVA5MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: AVA5AMT
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EUTILITIES Variable
Description: (In addition to rent), the household paid (separately) for water, electricity, gas, or oil?Universe Description: Household respondents who reported "rent" or "occupied without payment" for their
housing tenure, and who reported "yes" they have a rental subsidy or who had ahousing voucher and their annual or monthly income is below the income screener
Universe: ETENURE in (2,3) and (ERENTSUB=1 or EVOUCHER=1) and ERELRPE in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AUTILITIES
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Variable EENERGY_ASST
Description: Did household receive any energy assistance from the government at any time duringthe reference year?
Universe Description: Household respondents whose annual or monthly income is below the incomescreener.
Universe: ERELRPE in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AENERGY_ASST
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EENERGY_PMT1 Variable
Description: Energy assistance was received in the form of checks sent to the household.Universe Description: Respondents who reported receiving energy assistance.
Universe: EENERGY_ASST=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AENERGY_PMT
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Variable EENERGY_PMT2
Description: Energy assistance was received in the form of coupons or vouchers sent to thehousehold.
Universe Description: Respondents who reported receiving energy assistance.Universe: EENERGY_ASST=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AENERGY_PMT
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EENERGY_PMT3 Variable
Description: Energy assistance was received in the form of payments sent directly to the utilitycompany, fuel dealer, or landlord.
Universe Description: Respondents who reported receiving energy assistance.Universe: EENERGY_ASST=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AENERGY_PMT
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Variable ESCHOOLLUNCH
Description: Did one or more children in the family usually get the lunch their school provided?Universe Description: Respondents who are the mother/father/guardian of at least one child in the
household who is between the ages of 5 and 18 and has not yet graduated from highschool.
Universe: RLNGD_MEALS eq PNUMLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASCHOOLLUNCH
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RLUNCH_CHLD Variable
Description: Did child usually get the school lunch that his/her school provided?Universe Description: Children ages 5 to 18 who have not yet graduated from high school.
Universe: 5 le EAGE le 18 and EEDUC le 38Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Free lunch
2 Reduced-price lunch
3 Full-price lunch
4 Did not receive school lunch
Status Flag: ALUNCH_CHLD
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Variable EFREE_LUNCH
Description: Were the lunches received free or reduced-price because the family qualified for theSchool Lunch Program, or full-price because the family did not qualify for the SchoolLunch Program?
Universe Description: Respondents who reported that their child(ren) usually got the lunch their schoolprovided.
Universe: ESCHOOLLUNCH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Free
2 Reduced-price
3 Full price
Status Flag: AFREE_LUNCH
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ESCHOOLBREAK Variable
Description: Did one or more children in the family usually get the breakfast their school provided?Universe Description: Respondents who are the mother/father/guardian of at least one child in the
household who is between the ages of 5 and 18 and has not yet graduated from highschool.
Universe: RLNGD_MEALS eq PNUMLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASCHOOLBREAK
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Variable RBREAK_CHLD
Description: Did child usually get the school breakfast that his/her school provided?Universe Description: Children ages 5 to 18 who have not yet graduated from high school.
Universe: 5 le EAGE le 18 and EEDUC le 38Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Free breakfast
2 Reduced-price breakfast
3 Full-price breakfast
4 Did not receive school breakfast
Status Flag: ABREAK_CHLD
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EFREE_BREAK Variable
Description: Were the breakfasts received free or reduced-price because the family qualified forthe School Breakfast Program, or full-price because the family did not qualify for theSchool Breakfast Program?
Universe Description: Respondents who reported that their child(ren) usually got the breakfast their schoolprovided.
Universe: ESCHOOLBREAK=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Free
2 Reduced-price
3 Full price
Status Flag: AFREE_BREAK
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Variable ESSCANY
Description: Did ... receive any Social Security benefits at any time during the reference period onbehalf of a child(ren)?
Universe Description: All people age 18 + who were interviewed the first and last month of the referenceperiod.
Universe: TAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) >= 18Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSCANY
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ESSKDCOVFLG Variable
Description: Was ... this child covered by Social Security benefits during this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received Social Security benefits on behalf of a
child(ren) during the reference period.Universe: ESSCANY = 1 for a parent, guardian, or other adult in the household
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSKDCOVFLG
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Variable ESSKID1YN
Description: Did ... receive Social Security benefits on behalf of a child because their child(ren) isa/are surviving child(ren)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received Social Security benefits on behalf of achild(ren) during the reference period.
Universe: ESSCANY = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSKIDYN
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ESSKID2YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Social Security benefits on behalf of a child because their child(ren) isa/are dependent child(ren)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received Social Security benefits on behalf of achild(ren) during the reference period.
Universe: ESSCANY = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSKIDYN
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Variable ESSCMNYN
Description: Did ... receive Social Security benefits in this month (1-12) of the reference period onbehalf of a child(ren)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received Social Security benefits on behalf of achild(ren) during the reference period.
Universe: ESSCANY = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSCMNYN
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TSSCAMT Variable
Description: How much did ... receive in Social Security benefit payment on behalf of a child(ren)in this month (1-12) of the reference period?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received Social Security benefits on behalf of achild(ren) during the reference period.
Universe: ESSCMNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: 0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASSCAMT
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Variable ESSSANY
Description: Did ... receive social security benefits for himself/herself at any time during thereference period?
Universe Description: All people age 18 + during the reference period.Universe: EAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) ge 18 and EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSSANY
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ESSRSN1YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive social security benefits because he/she is retired?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received social security benefits for themselves
during the reference period.Universe: ESSSANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSRSNYN
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Variable ESSRSN2YN
Description: Did ... receive social security benefits because he/she is disabled?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received social security benefits for themselves
during the reference period.Universe: ESSSANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSRSNYN
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ESSRSN3YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive social security benefits because he/she is widowed?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received social security benefits for themselves
during the reference period.Universe: ESSSANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSRSNYN
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Variable ESSRSN4YN
Description: Did ... receive social security benefits from their spouse?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received social security benefits for themselves
during the reference period.Universe: ESSSANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSRSNYN
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ESSRSN5YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive social security benefits because of other reason?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received social security benefits for themselves
during the reference period.Universe: ESSSANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSRSNYN
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Variable TSSAGESS
Description: At what age did ... begin receiving social security benefits because of his/herdisability?
Universe Description: All people who indicate that they received social security benefits only for a disabilityduring the reference period
Universe: (ESSRSN2YN=1 and ESSRSN1YN=2 and ESSRSN3YN=2 and ESSRSN4YN=2 andESSRSN5YN=2)
Length: 2Min: 18Max: 90
Status Flag: ASSAGESS
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EJNTSSYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Social Security income jointly with their spouse?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received social security benefits for himself/herself
during the reference period because they were retired and indicated that they weremarried in the last month of the reference period.
Universe: ESSSANY = 1 and ESSRSN1YN = 1 and EMS(12) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJNTSSYN
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Variable ESSSMNYN
Description: Did ... receive Social Security income for himself/herself during this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received Social Security benefits for himself/herself
during the reference period.Universe: ESSSANY = 1
Length: 1Status Flag: ASSSMNYN
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TSSSAMT Variable
Description: How much did ... receive in Social Security benefit payment in this month (1-12),including any deductions for Medicare premiums?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received social security benefits during thereference period.
Universe: ESSSMNYN=1Length: 5
Min: 0Max: $99,999
Status Flag: ASSSAMT
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Variable ESSPARTBYN
Description: Does ... have Medicare Part B premium taken out of his/her Social Security benefitbefore it reaches him/her?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received Social Security benefits because ofretirement or disability and participated in Medicare Part B during the referenceperiod.
Universe: ESSSANY = 1 and (ESSRSN1YN = 1 or ESSRSN2YN = 1) andEMCPART2(MONTHCODE 12) = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSPARTBYN
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ESSPARTBKNOW Variable
Description: How much Medicare Part B premium is deducted from ... Social Security benefitsbefore it reaches them?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that the Medicare Part B premiums received are deductedfrom their Social Security benefits.
Universe: ESSPARTBYN = 1Length: 4
Min: 0Max: $1,000
Status Flag: ASSPARTBKNOW
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Variable ESSPARTCYN
Description: Did ... have Medicare Part C taken out of his/her Social Security benefits before itreached them?
Universe Description: All people age 62 + who indicated receiving Social Security and participating inMedicare Part C during the reference period.
Universe: ESSSANY = 1 and (ESSRSN1YN = 1 or ESSRSN2YN = 1) andEMCPART4(MONTHCODE 12) = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSPARTCYN
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TSSPARTCAMT Variable
Description: How much Medicare Part C premium is taken out of ... Social Security benefits?Universe Description: All people who indicated that the Medicare Part C premiums received are deducted
from their Social Security benefits.Universe: ESSPARTCYN = 1
Length: 4Min: 0Max: $1,000
Status Flag: ASSPARTCAMT
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Variable TSSPARTCPD
Description: How much did ... pay for their Medicare Part C coverage?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they did not have the Medicare Part C deducted from
their Social Security benefits.Universe: ESSPARTCYN = 2
Length: 4Min: 0Max: $1,000
Status Flag: ASSPARTCPD
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ESSPARTDYN Variable
Description: Does ... have Medicare Part D taken out of his/her Social Security benefits before itreached them?
Universe Description: All people who indicated they received Social Security benefits during the referenceperiod for retirement or disability and participated in Medicare Part D during thereference period.
Universe: ESSSANY = 1 and (ESSRSN1YN = 1 or ESSRSN2YN = 1) andEMCPART5(MONTHCODE 12) = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSPARTDYN
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Variable TSSPARTDAMT
Description: How much Medicare Part D is deducted from ... Social Security benefits?Universe Description: All people who indicated that Medicare Part D is deducted from their Social Security
benefits.Universe: ESSPARTDYN = 1
Length: 4Min: 0Max: $1,000
Status Flag: ASSPARTDAMT
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TSSPARTDPD Variable
Description: How much did ... pay for his/her Medicare Part D coverage?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they did not have the Medicare Part D deducted from
their Social Security benefits.Universe: ESSPARTDYN = 2
Length: 4Min: 0Max: $1,000
Status Flag: ASSPARTDPD
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Variable TVA1_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating the end of reference year status for Veterans' Benefitservice connected disability compensation.
Universe Description: Respondents with a reported Veterans' Benefit service connected disabilitycompensation payment in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: EVA1MNYN(MONTHCODE 12) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AVA1_CFLG
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TVA2_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating the end of reference year status for Veterans' Benefitpension.
Universe Description: Respondents with a reported Veterans' Benefit pension payment in month 12 of thereference year.
Universe: EVA2MNYN(MONTHCODE 12) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AVA2_CFLG
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Variable TVA3_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AVA3_CFLG
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TVA4_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating the end of reference year status for Veterans' Benefit G.I.Bill benefits.
Universe Description: Respondents with a reported Veterans' Benefit G.I. Bill benefits payment in month 12of the reference year.
Universe: EVA4MNYN(MONTHCODE 12) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AVA4_CFLG
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Variable TVA5_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating the end of reference year status for Veterans' Benefitinsurance proceeds.
Universe Description: Respondents with a reported Veterans' Benefit insurance proceeds payment in month12 of the reference year.
Universe: EVA5MNYN(MONTHCODE 12) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AVA5_CFLG
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RUC1_CFLG Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating continuation status of RegularUnemployment Compensation Benefits receipt at the end of the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents with a reported Regular Unemployment Compensation Benefit paymentin month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: EUC1MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AUC1_CFLG
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Variable RUC2_CFLG
Description: Recoded variable indicating continuation status of SupplementalUnemployment Compensation Benefits receipt at the end of the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents with a reported Supplemental Unemployment Compensation Benefitpayment in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: EUC2MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AUC2_CFLG
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RUC3_CFLG Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AUC3_CFLG
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Variable RWC_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating the end of reference year status for Workers'Compensation Benefits.
Universe Description: Respondents with a reported Worker's Compensation Benefit payment in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: EWCMNYN(MONTHCODE 12) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AWC_CFLG
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RSSC_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received Social Security past the reference period(1-12) on behalf of a child(ren).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of Social Security on behalf of achild(ren) in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ESSCMNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASSC_CFLG
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Variable RSSS_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating person received Social Security income for himself/herselfpast reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of Social Security income forhimself/herself in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ESSSMNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASSS_CFLG
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ESSCADLTPTR Variable
Description: Recode variable on the child's record pointing to the adult receiving Social Securityon behalf of a child.
Universe Description: Child beneficiaries of Social SecurityUniverse: ESSKDCOVFLG=1
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 499
Status Flag: ASSCADLTPTR
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Variable ESSKIDCTR
Description: Recode variable indicating how many children the respondent receives SocialSecurity income on behalf of.
Universe Description: Respondents receiving Social Security income on behalf of a childUniverse: ESSCANY=1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 7
Status Flag: ASSKIDCTR
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ET2_LNO1 Variable
Description: Person number of the first Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a first Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 60Max: 60
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Variable ET2_LNO2
Description: Person number of the second Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a second Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 61Max: 61
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ET2_LNO3 Variable
Description: Person number of the third Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a third Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 62Max: 62
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Variable ET2_LNO4
Description: Person number of the fourth Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a fourth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 63Max: 63
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ET2_LNO5 Variable
Description: Person number of the fifth Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a fifth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 64Max: 64
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Variable ET2_LNO6
Description: Person number of the sixth Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a sixth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 65Max: 65
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ET2_LNO7 Variable
Description: Person number of the seventh Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a seventh Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 66Max: 66
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Variable ET2_LNO8
Description: Person number of the eighth Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a eighth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 67Max: 67
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ET2_LNO9 Variable
Description: Person number of the ninth Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a ninth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 68Max: 68
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Variable ET2_LNO10
Description: Person number of the tenth Type 2 personUniverse Description: All persons with a tenth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Min: 69Max: 69
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ET2_SEX1 Variable
Description: What is the first Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a first Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO1 = 60Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX1
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Variable ET2_SEX2
Description: What is the second Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a second Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO2 = 61Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX2
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ET2_SEX3 Variable
Description: What is the third Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a third Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO3 = 62Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX3
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Variable ET2_SEX4
Description: What is the fourth Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a fourth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO4 = 63Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX4
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ET2_SEX5 Variable
Description: What is the fifth Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a fifth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO5 = 64Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX5
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 276
Variable ET2_SEX6
Description: What is the sixth Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a sixth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO6 = 65Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX6
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 277
ET2_SEX7 Variable
Description: What is the seventh Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a seventh Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO7 = 66Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX7
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 278
Variable ET2_SEX8
Description: What is the eighth Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with an eighth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO8 = 67Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX8
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 279
ET2_SEX9 Variable
Description: What is the ninth Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a ninth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO9 = 68Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX9
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 280
Variable ET2_SEX10
Description: What is the tenth Type 2 person's sex?Universe Description: All persons with a tenth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO10 = 69Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Male
2 Female
Status Flag: AT2_SEX10
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 281
TT2_AGE1 Variable
Description: What is the first Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a first Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO1 = 60Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 282
Variable TT2_AGE2
Description: What is the second Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a second Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO2 = 61Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 283
TT2_AGE3 Variable
Description: What is the third Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a third Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO3 = 62Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 284
Variable TT2_AGE4
Description: What is the fourth Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a fourth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO4 = 63Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE4
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 285
TT2_AGE5 Variable
Description: What is the fifth Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a fifth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO5 = 64Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE5
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 286
Variable TT2_AGE6
Description: What is the sixth Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a sixth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO6 = 65Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE6
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 287
TT2_AGE7 Variable
Description: What is the seventh Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a seventh Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO7 = 66Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE7
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 288
Variable TT2_AGE8
Description: What is the eighth Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with an eighth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO8 = 67Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE8
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 289
TT2_AGE9 Variable
Description: What is the ninth Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a ninth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO9 = 68Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE9
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 290
Variable TT2_AGE10
Description: What is the tenth Type 2 person's age?Universe Description: All persons with a tenth Type 2 person in the household
Universe: ET2_LNO10 = 69Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 87
Status Flag: AT2_AGE10
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 291
ET2_WORK1 Variable
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE1 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 292
Variable ET2_WORK2
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE2 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 293
ET2_WORK3 Variable
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE3 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 294
Variable ET2_WORK4
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE4 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK4
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 295
ET2_WORK5 Variable
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE5 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK5
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 296
Variable ET2_WORK6
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE6 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK6
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 297
ET2_WORK7 Variable
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE7 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK7
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 298
Variable ET2_WORK8
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE8 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK8
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 299
ET2_WORK9 Variable
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE9 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK9
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 300
Variable ET2_WORK10
Description: Did the type 2 person work for pay at any time when ... lived together?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE10 ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AT2_WORK10
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 301
TT2INC1 Variable
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE1 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 302
Variable TT2INC2
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE2 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 303
TT2INC3 Variable
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE3 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 304
Variable TT2INC4
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE4 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC4
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 305
TT2INC5 Variable
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE5 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC5
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 306
Variable TT2INC6
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE6 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC6
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 307
TT2INC7 Variable
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE7 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC7
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 308
Variable TT2INC8
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE8 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC8
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 309
TT2INC9 Variable
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE9 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC9
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 310
Variable TT2INC10
Description: Including all income sources, what was the type 2 person's annual income?Universe Description: Type 2 person was 15 years old or older
Universe: TT2_AGE10 ge 15Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AT2INC10
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 311
TT2INC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TT2INC(1-10)Universe Description: Type 2 person's income was topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 312
Variable TT2INC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TT2INC(1-10)Universe Description: Type 2 person's income was topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 313
EPROCERT Variable
Description: Has...earned a professional certification or license?Universe Description: Respondents who are at least 18 years old or whose education attainment is High
school graduate or higher.Universe: TAGE ge 18 or EEDUC ge 39.
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APROCERT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 314
Variable EWHOCERT1
Description: Certification or license issued by federal, state, or local government.Universe Description: Respondents who answered Yes to receiving a professional certification or license.
Universe: EPROCERT=1.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOCERT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 315
EWHOCERT2 Variable
Description: Certification or license issued by professional or trade association.Universe Description: Respondents who answered Yes to receiving a professional certification or license.
Universe: EPROCERT=1.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOCERT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 316
Variable EWHOCERT3
Description: Certification or license issued by business or company.Universe Description: Respondents who answered Yes to receiving a professional certification or license.
Universe: EPROCERT=1.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOCERT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 317
EWHOCERT4 Variable
Description: Certification or license issued by other group or organization.Universe Description: Respondents who answered Yes to receiving a professional certification or license.
Universe: EPROCERT=1.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOCERT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 318
Variable ECERT
Description: Has...earned an educational certificate at a college, university, community college, ortrade school?
Universe Description: Respondents who are at least 18 years old or whose education attainment is Highschool graduate or higher.
Universe: TAGE ge 18 or EEDUC ge 39.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACERT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 319
TYRCURRMARR Variable
Description: Year of current marriageUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ who are currently married
Universe: TAGE GE 15, EMS in (1,2,5)Length: 4
Min: 1960Max: 2018
Status Flag: AYRCURRMARR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 320
Variable EXMAR
Description: Number of times marriedUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+
Universe: TAGE GE 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Never married
1 Married once
2 Married twice
3 Married three times
4 Married four or more times
Status Flag: AXMAR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 321
TYRFIRSTMARR Variable
Description: Year of first marriageUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ who are ever married
Universe: TAGE GE 15, EMS NE 6Length: 4
Min: 1954Max: 2018
Status Flag: AYRFIRSTMARR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 322
Variable EVERWID
Description: Has ... ever been widowed?Universe Description: All persons aged 15+
Universe: TAGE GE 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AEVERWID
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 323
EVERDIV Variable
Description: Has ... ever been divorced?Universe Description: All persons aged 15+
Universe: TAGE GE 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AEVERDIV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 324
Variable EPAR_SCRNR
Description: Shows whether a respondent is a parent (biological, step, or adoptive)Universe Description: Age is greater than or equal to 15
Universe: TAGE GE 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APAR_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 325
EFOOD_TYPE1 Variable
Description: Did ... receive money, vouchers, or certificates to buy groceries or food?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_TYPE1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 326
Variable EFOOD_TYPE2
Description: Did ... receive bags of groceries or packaged foods?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_TYPE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 327
EFOOD_TYPE3 Variable
Description: Did ... receive any meals from a shelter, soup kitchen, Meals-on-Wheels, or othercharity?
Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty lineUniverse: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODE
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_TYPE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 328
Variable EFOOD_OTH
Description: Did ... receive some other kind of food assistance?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_OTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 329
EFOOD_SR1YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive assistance from a government social service agency?Universe Description: All persons who received food assistance in the form of money, vouchers, or
certificates to buy groceries or foodUniverse: EFOOD_TYPE1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 330
Variable EFOOD_SR2YN
Description: Did ... receive assistance from a community or religious charitable organization?Universe Description: All persons who received food assistance in the form of money, vouchers, or
certificates to buy groceries or foodUniverse: EFOOD_TYPE1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 331
EFOOD_SR3YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive assistance from family or friends?Universe Description: All persons who received food assistance in the form of money, vouchers, or
certificates to buy groceries or foodUniverse: EFOOD_TYPE1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 332
Variable EFOOD_SR4YN
Description: Did ... receive assistance from someplace else?Universe Description: All persons who received food assistance in the form of money, vouchers, or
certificates to buy groceries or foodUniverse: EFOOD_TYPE1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 333
EFOOD_MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive food assistance (not SNAP) this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All persons who received at least one type of food assistance
Universe: EFOOD_TYPE1 = 1 or EFOOD_TYPE2 = 1 or EFOOD_TYPE3 = 1 or EFOOD_OTH= 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD_MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 334
Variable ETRANS_TYPE1
Description: Did ... receive gas vouchers?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATRANS_TYPE1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 335
ETRANS_TYPE2 Variable
Description: Did ... receive bus or subway tokens or passes?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATRANS_TYPE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 336
Variable ETRANS_TYPE3
Description: Did ... receive help registering, repairing, or insuring a car?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATRANS_TYPE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 337
ETRANS_TYPE4 Variable
Description: Did ... receive rides to a doctor's office or medical appointment?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATRANS_TYPE4
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 338
Variable ETRANS_OTH
Description: Did ... receive some other kind of transportation assistance?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATRANS_OTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 339
EGAS_SOURCE Variable
Description: Did ... receive gas vouchers through a government social service agency?Universe Description: All persons who received gas vouchers
Universe: ETRANS_TYPE1 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AGAS_SOURCE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 340
Variable ETOKEN_SOURCE
Description: Did ... receive bus or subway tokens or passes through a government social serviceagency?
Universe Description: All persons who received bus or subway tokens or passesUniverse: ETRANS_TYPE2 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATOKEN_SOURCE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 341
ETRANS_MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive transportation assistance this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All persons who received at least one type of transportation assistance
Universe: ETRANS_TYPE1 = 1 or ETRANS_TYPE2 = 1 or ETRANS_TYPE3 = 1 orETRANS_TYPE4 = 1 or ETRANS_OTH = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATRANS_MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 342
Variable ECLTH_TYPE
Description: Did ... receive clothes, money or vouchers, or both, to buy clothing?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Clothes
2 Money or vouchers for clothes
3 Both clothes and money or vouchers
4 Did not receive clothing assistance
Status Flag: ACLTH_TYPE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 343
ECLTH_SR1YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive assistance from a government social service agency?Universe Description: All persons who received at least one type of clothing assistance
Universe: ECLTH_TYPE = 1:3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACLTH_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 344
Variable ECLTH_SR2YN
Description: Did ... receive assistance from a community or religious charitable organization?Universe Description: All persons who received at least one type of clothing assistance
Universe: ECLTH_TYPE = 1:3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACLTH_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 345
ECLTH_SR3YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive assistance from family or friends?Universe Description: All persons who received at least one type of clothing assistance
Universe: ECLTH_TYPE = 1:3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACLTH_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 346
Variable ECLTH_SR4YN
Description: Did ... receive assistance from an employer?Universe Description: All persons who received at least one type of clothing assistance
Universe: ECLTH_TYPE = 1:3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACLTH_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 347
ECLTH_SR5YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive assistance from someplace else?Universe Description: All persons who received at least one type of clothing assistance
Universe: ECLTH_TYPE = 1:3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACLTH_SRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 348
Variable EHOUSE_ANY
Description: Did ... receive assistance to help pay for housing?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 in at least one MONTHCODELength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHOUSE_ANY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 349
EOTHAS_MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive other (clothing or housing) assistance this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All persons who received clothing or housing assistance
Universe: ECLTH_TYPE = 1:3 or EHOUSE_ANY = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHAS_MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 350
Variable EWELACTV1
Description: Did ... attend any classes to improve basic reading or math skills?Universe Description: All persons ages 18-64 whose highest level of education is less than a Bachelor's
degree and who had household incomes below 200% of the poverty lineUniverse: TAGE_EHC in 18:64 and EEDUC le 42
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWELACTV1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 351
EWELACTV2_1 Variable
Description: Did ... attend any job readiness training to learn about resume writing, jobinterviewing, or building self-esteem?
Universe Description: All persons ages 18-64 whose highest level of education is less than a Bachelor'sdegree and who had household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC in 18:64 and EEDUC le 42Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWELACTV2_1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 352
Variable EWELACTV2_2
Description: Did ... attend any job search program or job clubs, or use any job resource centers tofind out about jobs, to schedule interviews, or to fill out applications?
Universe Description: All persons ages 18-64 whose highest level of education is less than a Bachelor'sdegree and who had household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC in 18:64 and EEDUC le 42Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWELACTV2_2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 353
EWELACTV2_3 Variable
Description: Did ... attend any training to learn specific job skills, such as computers, car repair,nursing, day care work, or some other job skills?
Universe Description: All persons ages 18-64 whose highest level of education is less than a Bachelor'sdegree and who had household incomes below 200% of the poverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC in 18:64 and EEDUC le 42Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWELACTV2_3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 354
Variable EWELACTV3
Description: Did ... attend training or using job resources because it was required, a choice, orboth?
Universe Description: All persons 15+ who attended training or used job resources and received TANF orshort term cash assistance and who had household incomes below 200% of thepoverty line
Universe: TAGE_EHC ge 15 and RTANF_YRYN = 1 and (EWELACTV2_1 = 1 orEWELACTV2_2 = 1 or EWELACTV2_3 = 1).
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Required
2 Chose
3 Both required and chose
Status Flag: AWELACTV3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 355
EWELACTV4 Variable
Description: Did ... participate in a work experience program in exchange for TANF?Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line who received
TANF or short term cash assistanceUniverse: TAGE_EHC ge 15 and RTANF_YRYN = 1.
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWELACTV4
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 356
Variable EWELAC_MNYN
Description: Did ... attend class or job training this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All persons who attended classes or training, used job search resources, or was in a
work experience programUniverse: EWELACTV1 = 1 or EWELACTV2_1 = 1 or EWELACTV2_2 = 1 or EWELACTV2_3 =
1 or EWELACTV3 = 1 or EWELACTV4 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWELAC_MNYN
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EED_SCRNR Variable
Description: Indicates if a person is enrolled at least once during the reference period.Universe Description: People who are at least 3 years old at time of interview.
Universe: TAGE ge 3.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AED_SCRNR
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Variable EJB1_SCRNR
Description: Flag indicating the presence of job 1 during the reference yearUniverse Description: All in sample persons over age 15
Universe: TAGE ge 15 and EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_SCRNR
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EJB2_SCRNR Variable
Description: Flag indicating the presence of job 2 during the reference yearUniverse Description: All in sample persons over age 15
Universe: TAGE ge 15 and EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 360
Variable EJB3_SCRNR
Description: Flag indicating the presence of job 3 during the reference yearUniverse Description: All in sample persons over age 15
Universe: TAGE ge 15 and EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 361
EJB4_SCRNR Variable
Description: Flag indicating the presence of job 4 during the reference yearUniverse Description: All in sample persons over age 15
Universe: TAGE ge 15 and EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 362
Variable EJB5_SCRNR
Description: Flag indicating the presence of job 5 during the reference yearUniverse Description: All in sample persons over age 15
Universe: TAGE ge 15 and EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 363
EJB6_SCRNR Variable
Description: Flag indicating the presence of job 6 during the reference yearUniverse Description: All in sample persons over age 15
Universe: TAGE ge 15 and EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 364
Variable EJB7_SCRNR
Description: Flag indicating the presence of job 7 during the reference yearUniverse Description: All in sample persons over age 15
Universe: TAGE ge 15 and EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB7_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 365
ENJFLAG Variable
Description: An indicator variable which indicates the presence of a no-job spell during the month.Universe Description: All respondents 15+ whose interview status equals 1 in any month of the reference
period.Universe: TAGE ge 15 & EPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJFLAG
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Variable EPR_SCRNR
Description: Edited indicator for Private Lines 1 & 2 health insurance coverage at any time duringthe reference period (person-level variable).
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APR_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 367
EMC_SCRNR Variable
Description: Edited indicator for Medicare insurance coverage at any time during the referenceperiod (person-level variable).
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMC_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 368
Variable EMD_SCRNR
Description: Edited indicator for Medical Assistance (Medicaid) coverage at any time during thereference period (person-level variable).
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMD_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 369
EML_SCRNR Variable
Description: Edited indicator for Military health insurance coverage at any time during thereference period (person-level variable).
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AML_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 370
Variable EOT_SCRNR
Description: Edited indicator for "Other" health insurance coverage at any time during thereference period (person-level variable).
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOT_SCRNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 371
EGRNDPR Variable
Description: Are you a grandparent?Universe Description: All adults 30+ at month 12 who have at least 1 biological child and that child is at
least 15Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 30 where MONTHCODE=12 & TCEB GE 1 & at least 1 biological
child is 15 or olderLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AGRNDPR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 372
Variable TCEB
Description: Children ever born/fatheredUniverse Description: All adults 15+ at month 12
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 where MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Min: 0Max: 6
Status Flag: ACEB
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EMPF Variable
Description: Do you have children with more than one partner?Universe Description: All adults 15+ who have at least one biological child
Universe: TAGE GE 15 & TCEB GE 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMPF
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Variable TCBYR_1
Description: Birth year of childUniverse Description: All adults 15+ at month 12 who have at least 1 biological child
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 where MONTHCODE=12 & TCEB GE 1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1943 1943 and prior
1944:2018 Year
Status Flag: ACBYR_1
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TCBYR_2 Variable
Description: Birth year of childUniverse Description: All adults 15+ at month 12 who have at least 1 biological child
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 where MONTHCODE=12 & TCEB GE 1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1943 1943 and prior
1944:2018 Year
Status Flag: ACBYR_2
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Variable TCBYR_3
Description: Birth year of childUniverse Description: All adults 15+ at month 12 who have at least 1 biological child
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 where MONTHCODE=12 & TCEB GE 1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1943 1943 and prior
1944:2018 Year
Status Flag: ACBYR_3
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TCBYR_4 Variable
Description: Birth year of childUniverse Description: All adults 15+ at month 12 who have at least 1 biological child
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 where MONTHCODE=12 & TCEB GE 1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1943 1943 and prior
1944:2018 Year
Status Flag: ACBYR_4
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Variable TCBYR_5
Description: Birth year of childUniverse Description: All adults 15+ at month 12 who have at least 1 biological child
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 where MONTHCODE=12 & TCEB GE 1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1943 1943 and prior
1944:2018 Year
Status Flag: ACBYR_5
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TCBYR_6 Variable
Description: Birth year of childUniverse Description: All adults 15+ at month 12 who have at least 1 biological child
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 where MONTHCODE=12 & TCEB GE 1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1943 1943 and prior
1944:2018 Year
Status Flag: ACBYR_6
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Variable TCBYR_7
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_7
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TCBYR_8 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_8
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Variable TCBYR_9
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_9
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TCBYR_10 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_10
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Variable TCBYR_11
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_11
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TCBYR_12 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_12
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Variable TCBYR_13
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_13
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 387
TCBYR_14 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_14
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Variable TCBYR_15
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_15
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TCBYR_16 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_16
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Variable TCBYR_17
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_17
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 391
TCBYR_18 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_18
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Variable TCBYR_19
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_19
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TCBYR_20 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: ACBYR_20
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 394
Variable TAGE_FB
Description: Age at first birthUniverse Description: Has given birth to / biologically fathered children
Universe: TCEB >0Length: 2
Min: 12Max: 69
Status Flag: AAGE_FB
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TYEAR_FB Variable
Description: Year of first birthUniverse Description: Has given birth to / biologically fathered children
Universe: TCEB >0Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1943 1943 and prior
1944:2018 Year
Status Flag: AYEAR_FB
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Variable TNUM_CBU
Description: Number of child bearing unionsUniverse Description: Has given birth to / biologically fathered children
Universe: TCEB >0Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 One childbearing union
2 Two childbearing unions
3 Three or more childbearing unions
Status Flag: ANUM_CBU
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 397
RCB_UNION Variable
Description: Current relationship with spouse/partner is a child bearing unionUniverse Description: Has given birth to / biologically fathered children and is in a union
Universe: TCEB >0 and (EPNSPOUSE not equal to missing or EPNCOHAB not equal tomissing)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACB_UNION
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 398
Variable TMPF_YR
Description: Year entered multiple partner fertilityUniverse Description: Person has multiple partner fertility
Universe: EMPF=1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1962 1962 and prior
1963:2018 Year
Status Flag: AMPF_YR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 399
EBMOM Variable
Description: Mortality status of motherUniverse Description: All persons present at time of interview
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Alive
2 Deceased
Status Flag: ABMOM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 400
Variable EBIOMOMUS
Description: Was ... biological mother born in the U.S.?Universe Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ABIOMOMUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 401
EBDAD Variable
Description: Mortality status of fatherUniverse Description: All persons present at time of interview
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Alive
2 Deceased
Status Flag: ABDAD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 402
Variable EBIODADUS
Description: Was ... biological father born in the U.S.?Universe Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ABIODADUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 403
TBIOMOMNAT Variable
Description: Recode of Biological Mother's Country of BirthUniverse Description: All respondents.
Universe: All respondents.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 United States (including Puerto Rico and Island Areas)
3 Europe
4 Asia and Pacific Islands
5 Americas and Caribbean
6 Africa
7 Oceania
8 Other
Status Flag: ABIOMOMNAT
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Variable TBIODADNAT
Description: Recode of biological father's country of birthUniverse Description: All respondents.
Universe: All respondents.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 United States (including Puerto Rico and Island Areas)
3 Europe
4 Asia and Pacific Islands
5 Americas and Caribbean
6 Africa
7 Oceania
8 Other
Status Flag: ABIODADNAT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 405
EPAR Variable
Description: Child/any child cared for by other parent/step parent while reference parentworked/went to school.
Universe Description: Reference parent working or going to school in December of reference year and thenumber of children in the household between the ages of 0 and 14 is greater than 0.
Universe: ERP=1 who is working or going to school in December of the reference year andnumber of children ages 0 to 14 > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APAR
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Variable ESELF
Description: Child/any child cared for by the reference parent while he/she worked/went to school.Universe Description: Reference parent working or going to school in December of reference year and the
number of children in the household between the ages of 0 and 14 is greater than 0.Universe: ERP=1 who is working or going to school in December of the reference year and
number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASELF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 407
ESIB15 Variable
Description: Child/children cared for by a sibling 15 years or older while reference parentworked/went to school or when not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15 and at least onechild 15 years or older.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0 and number of children ages GE 15> 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASIB15
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 408
Variable EGRAN
Description: Child/children cared for by grandparent while reference parent worked/went to schoolor when not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0 and number of children ages GE 15
> 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AGRAN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 409
EOTHR Variable
Description: Child/children cared for by other relative while reference parent worked/went toschool or when not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0 and number of children ages GE 15
> 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 410
Variable EFAM
Description: Child/children cared for by family day care provider while reference parentworked/went to school or was not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0 and number of children ages GE 15
> 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFAM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 411
ENREL Variable
Description: Child/children cared for by other non-relative while reference parent worked/went toschool or was not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0 and number of children ages GE 15
> 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANREL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 412
Variable EDAYCARE
Description: Child/children cared for in child care center while reference parent worked/went toschool or was not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0 and number of children ages GE 15
> 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADAYCARE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 413
EDAYHS Variable
Description: Child/children is cared for by a day care that is a Head Start program while referenceparent worked/went to school or was not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15 and those whoreported at least one child between ages 2 to 7 was cared for at a child care or daycare center.
Universe: EDAYCARE = 1 and number of children ages 2 to 7 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADAYHS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 414
Variable ENUR
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ANUR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 415
ENURHS Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ANURHS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 416
Variable EHEADST
Description: Child/children cared for by a Head Start program while reference parent worked/wentto school or was not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the age of 2 and 7 andwho reported that the child(ren) was not cared for at daycare/nursery/preschool.
Universe: Reference parent reported at least one child between the ages of 2 and 7 andEDAYCARE=2 and ENUR=2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHEADST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 417
EPROG Variable
Description: Child/children cared for by before/after school program while reference parentworked/went to school or was not available.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the ages of 3 and 14.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 3 to 14 > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APROG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 418
Variable EKIDSELF
Description: Child/children cared for themselves while reference parent was not there.Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AKIDSELF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 419
EPAY Variable
Description: Did reference parent or reference parent's family pay for child care arrangements?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported any use of child care in the month of December
Universe: EPAR=1 or ESIB15=1 or EGRAN=1 or EOTHR=1 or EFAM=1 or ENREL=1 orEDAY=1 or ENUR=1 or EHEADST=1 or EPROG=1 or EKIDSELF=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 420
Variable TPAYWK
Description: How much reference parent or reference parent's family paid for child care in a typicalweek in the reference month.
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported paying for child care arrangements in the referencemonth.
Universe: EPAY=1Length: 4
Min: $0Max: $3,000
Status Flag: APAYWK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 421
EPAYHELP Variable
Description: Did reference parent receive assistance to pay for child care?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported any use of child care in the month of December
Universe: EPAR=1 or ESIB15=1 or EGRAN=1 or EOTHR=1 or EFAM=1 or ENREL=1 orEDAY=1 or ENUR=1 or EHEADST=1 or EPROG=1 or EKIDSELF=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APAYHELP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 422
Variable EWHOPAID1
Description: Did welfare or social service help pay for child care?Universe Description: Reference parent received assistance to pay for child care
Universe: EPAYHELP=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOPAIDYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 423
EWHOPAID2 Variable
Description: Did employer help pay for child care?Universe Description: Reference parent received assistance to pay for child care
Universe: EPAYHELP=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOPAIDYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 424
Variable EWHOPAID3
Description: Did non-resident parent help pay for child care?Universe Description: Reference parent received assistance to pay for child care
Universe: EPAYHELP=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOPAIDYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 425
EWHOPAID4 Variable
Description: Did a relative or friend help pay for child care?Universe Description: Reference parent received assistance to pay for child care
Universe: EPAYHELP=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOPAIDYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 426
Variable EWHOPAID5
Description: Did an other option help pay for child care?Universe Description: Reference parent received assistance to pay for child care
Universe: EPAYHELP=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWHOPAIDYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 427
ELIST Variable
Description: Is reference parent on a waiting list for a child care arrangement?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALIST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 428
Variable EWORKMORE
Description: Did child care arrangements prevent reference parent from working or working more?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 15.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 14 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWORKMORE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 429
ETIMELOST Variable
Description: Time lost from work due to problems with child care arrangements.Universe Description: Reference parent who reported child care arrangements prevented them from
working moreUniverse: EWORKMORE=1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 99
Status Flag: ATIMELOST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 430
Variable ETIMELOST_TP
Description: Amount of time lost from work due to child care problems.Universe Description: Reference parent who reported child care arrangements prevented them from
working moreUniverse: EWORKMORE=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Hours
2 Days
3 Weeks
Status Flag: ATIMELOST_TP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 431
ECHLD_ANY Variable
Description: Did ... receive any child care services or assistance in order to go to work or school ortraining?
Universe Description: All persons 15+ with household incomes below 200% of the poverty line who did notreceive child care services or assistance in December.
Universe: EAGE_EHC ge 15 when MONTHCODE = 12, EGRAN ne ., and EPAYHELP ne 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACHLD_ANY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 432
Variable ECHLD_MNYN
Description: Did ... receive child care service assistance to go to work or school or training thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All persons who received child care services or assistance during the referenceperiod.
Universe: ECHLD_ANY = 1 OR EPAYHELP = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACHLD_MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 433
RDAYCARE Variable
Description: Child is in day careUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 is in day care
Universe: EDAYCARE = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARDAYCARE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 434
Variable RDAYHS
Description: Child is in a Head Start day careUniverse Description: Child ages 2 to 7 is in Head Start Day Care
Universe: EDAYHS = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARDAYHS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 435
RFAM Variable
Description: Child is in family day careUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 is in a family day care
Universe: EFAM = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARFAM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 436
Variable RGRAN
Description: Child is cared for by grandparentUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 is cared for by grandparent
Universe: EGRAN = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARGRAN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 437
RHEADST Variable
Description: Child is in Head StartUniverse Description: Child ages 2 to 7 is in Head Start
Universe: EHEADST = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARHEADST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 438
Variable RKIDSELF
Description: Child cares for selfUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 care for self
Universe: EKIDSELF = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARKIDSELF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 439
RNREL Variable
Description: Child is in non-relative careUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 is in non-relative child care
Universe: ENREL = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARNREL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 440
Variable RNUR
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ARNUR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 441
RNURHS Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ARNURHS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 442
Variable ROTHR
Description: Child uses other type of child careUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 is in other type of care
Universe: EOTHR = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AROTHR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 443
RPAR Variable
Description: Child is cared for by other parentUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 is cared for by other parent while reference parent works
Universe: ERP=1 who is working or going to school in December of the reference year andnumber of children ages 0 to 14 > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARPAR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 444
Variable RPROG
Description: Child is in before/after school careUniverse Description: Child ages 3 to 14 is in a before/after school program
Universe: EPROG = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARPROG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 445
RSELF Variable
Description: Child is cared for by parent while workingUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 is cared for by reference parent while working
Universe: ESELF = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARSELF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 446
Variable RSIB15
Description: Child is cared for by sibling 15 and olderUniverse Description: Child ages 0 to 14 is cared for by a sibling
Universe: ESIB15 = 1 OR 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARSIB15
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 447
ECREPAYANYON Variable
Description: Did ... pay for the care of a child or a disabled person so that a household membercould work, attend training, or look for a job in December of the reference year?
Universe Description: All people age 15+ in December of the reference year who is the reference person inthe household with either relatives or non-relatives living in the household at theinterview month and there are two or more people living in the household.
Universe: EAGE_EHC(12) ge 15 and (ERELRP = 1 or 2) and PCNT ge 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACREPAYANYON
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 448
Variable TDEPNDNTEXP
Description: What was the total cost of the dependent care arrangements in December of thereference year?
Universe Description: All people that indicate that they did pay for dependent care in for a child or disableindividual in the household in December of the reference year.
Universe: ECREPAYANYON = 1Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $100,000,000
Status Flag: ADEPNDNTEXP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 449
EDISABL Variable
Description: Does ... have a physical, mental or other health condition that limits the kind oramount of work he/she can do?
Universe Description: All people age 15 + during the reference period.Universe: EAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) ge 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISABL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 450
Variable EEVERET
Description: Did ... ever retire for any reason from a job or business?Universe Description: All people age 30 + in the last month of the reference period who indicated that the
reason that they are not working is because they were retired during the last or 12thmonth in the reference period.
Universe: EAGE_EHC(12) ge 30 and ENJ_NOWRK4(12) = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AEVERET
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 451
ELMPNOW Variable
Description: Did ... receive any severance pay or lump sum payments from a pension orretirement plan during the reference period?
Universe Description: All people age 15 + during the reference period.Universe: EAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) ge 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALMPNOW
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 452
Variable ELMPTYP1YN
Description: Did ... receive a lump sum payment from a pension or retirement plan?Universe Description: All people who indicated receiving a lump sum payment during the reference period.
Universe: ELMPNOW = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALMPTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 453
ELMPTYP2YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive a lump sum payment from severance pay?Universe Description: All people who indicated receiving a lump sum payment during the reference period.
Universe: ELMPNOW = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALMPTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 454
Variable ELMPTYP3YN
Description: Did ... receive a lump sum payment from a deferred payment or final paycheck?Universe Description: All people who indicated receiving a lump sum payment during the reference period.
Universe: ELMPNOW = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALMPTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 455
ELMPTYP4YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive a lump sum payment from something else?Universe Description: All people who indicated receiving a lump sum payment during the reference period.
Universe: ELMPNOW = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALMPTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 456
Variable TLMPAMT
Description: What was the total amount of lump sum payments ... received during the referenceperiod from a pension or retirement plan, or severance pay, or some other type oflump sum payment?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received a lump sum payment from a pension,retirement plan, or severance pay during the reference period.
Universe: (ELMPTYP1YN = 1 or ELMPTYP2YN = 1 or ELMPTYP4YN = 1)Length: 8
Min: $1Max: $10,000,000
Status Flag: ALMPAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 457
EROLLOVR1 Variable
Description: Did ... re-invest or roll over the lump sum payment into an IRA or other retirementplan?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received a lump sum payment from a pension,retirement plan, or severance pay during the reference period.
Universe: ELMPTYP1YN = 1 or ELMPTYP2YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AROLLOVR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 458
Variable EROLLOVR2
Description: Does ... plan on re-investing or rolling over any of the lump sum payment into an IRAor other retirement plan?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they did not re-invest or roll over the lump sum into anIRA or other retirement plan.
Universe: EROLLOVR1 = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AROLLOVR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 459
TROLLAMT Variable
Description: How much did ... roll over or plan to roll over into another retirement account?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they are re-investing or rolling over a lump sum payment
into an IRA or other retirement plan.Universe: EROLLOVR1 = 1 or EROLLOVR2 = 1
Length: 8Min: $1Max: $10,000,000
Status Flag: AROLLAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 460
Variable TDEFERAMT
Description: What was the total amount of deferred income or final pay-check received?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received a lump sum payment from a deferred
payment or final paycheck from a job or business.Universe: ELMPTYP3YN = 1
Length: 8Min: $1Max: $10,000,000
Status Flag: ADEFERAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 461
EDISANY Variable
Description: Did ... receive income due to a disability or health condition at anytime during thereference period?
Universe Description: All people between the ages of 15 and 69 who indicated having a disability or healthcondition that limited the type or amount of work they could do during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) ge 15 and EAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) le 69 andEPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1 and EDISABL = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISANY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 462
Variable EDISTYP1YN
Description: Did ... receive payments from a sickness, accident, or disability insurance policy?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the reference
period.Universe: EDISANY =1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 463
EDISTYP2YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive employer disability payments?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the reference
period.Universe: EDISANY =1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 464
Variable EDISTYP3YN
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a pension from a company or union includingincome from a profit-sharing plan?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EDISANY =1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 465
EDISTYP4YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a Federal civil service or other Federal civilianemployee pension?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EDISANY =1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 466
Variable EDISTYP5YN
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a State government pension?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the reference
period.Universe: EDISANY =1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 467
EDISTYP6YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a Local government pension?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the reference
period.Universe: EDISANY =1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 468
Variable EDISTYP7YN
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a U.S. Military retirement?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the reference
period.Universe: EDISANY =1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 469
EDISTYP8YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a U.S. Government railroad retirement?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the reference
period.Universe: EDISANY =1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 470
Variable EDISTYP9YN
Description: Did ... receive disability income from Black lung benefits?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the reference
period.Universe: EDISANY =1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 471
EDISTYP10YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive disability income from other disability income?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income during the reference
period.Universe: EDISANY =1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 472
Variable EDISTYPTWO
Description: Did ... receive payments from a sickness, accident, or disability insurance policy thathe/she purchased on his/her own?
Universe Description: All people between the ages of 15 and 69 who indicated having a physical, mental orother health condition that limited the kind or amount of work they could do during thereference period.
Universe: EAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) ge 15 and EAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) le 69 andEPPMIS(MONTHCODE) = 1 and EDISABL = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADISTYPTWO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 473
EDIS1MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive disability payments from a sickness, accident, or disability insurancepolicy in this month of the reference period (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability payments from a sickness,accident, or disability insurance policy during the reference period.
Universe: EDISTYP1YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS1MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 474
Variable EDIS2MNYN
Description: Did ... receive employer disability payments in this month of the reference period(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received employer disability payments during thereference period.
Universe: EDISTYP2YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS2MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 475
EDIS3MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a pension from a company or union includingincome from a profit-sharing plan in this month of the reference period (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a pension from acompany or union including income from a profit-sharing plan during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EDISTYP3YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS3MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 476
Variable EDIS4MNYN
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a Federal civil service or other Federal civilianemployee pension in this month of the reference period (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a Federal civilservice or other federal civilian employee pension during the reference period.
Universe: EDISTYP4YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS4MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 477
EDIS5MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a State government pension in this month of thereference period (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a State governmentpension during the reference period.
Universe: EDISTYP5YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS5MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 478
Variable EDIS6MNYN
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a Local government pension in this month of thereference period (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a Local governmentpension during the reference period.
Universe: EDISTYP6YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS6MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 479
EDIS7MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a Military retirement pension in this month of thereference period (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a Military retirementpension retirement during the reference period.
Universe: EDISTYP7YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS7MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 480
Variable EDIS8MNYN
Description: Did ... receive disability income from a U.S. Government railroad retirement in thismonth of the reference period (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a U.S. Governmentrailroad retirement during the reference period.
Universe: EDISTYP8YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS8MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 481
EDIS9MNYN Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ADIS9MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 482
Variable EDIS10MNYN
Description: Did ... receive other disability income in this month of the reference period (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received other disability income during the
reference period.Universe: EDISTYP10YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADIS10MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 483
TDIS1AMT Variable
Description: How much did ... receive in payments from a sickness, accident, or disabilityinsurance policy this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received payments from a sickness, accident, ordisability insurance policy during the reference period.
Universe: EDIS1MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ADIS1AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 484
Variable TDIS2AMT
Description: How much did ... receive in employer disability payments this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received payments from employer disability
payments during the reference period.Universe: EDIS2MNYN = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ADIS2AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 485
TDIS3AMT Variable
Description: How much did ... receive in disability income from a pension from a company or unionincluding from a profit-sharing plan this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a pension from acompany or union including from a profit-sharing plan during the reference period.
Universe: EDIS3MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ADIS3AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 486
Variable TDIS4AMT
Description: How much did ... receive in Federal civil service or other federal civilian employeepension this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a Federal civilservice or federal civilian employee pension during the reference period.
Universe: EDIS4MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ADIS4AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 487
TDIS5AMT Variable
Description: How much did ... receive in disability income from a State government pension thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a State governmentpension during the reference period.
Universe: EDIS5MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ADIS5AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 488
Variable TDIS6AMT
Description: How much did ... receive in disability income from a Local government pension thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a Local governmentpension during the reference period.
Universe: EDIS6MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ADIS6AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 489
TDIS7AMT Variable
Description: How much did ... receive in disability income from a Military retirement pension thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received disability income from a Military retirementpension during the reference period.
Universe: EDIS7MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ADIS7AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 490
Variable TDIS8AMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: ADIS8AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 491
TDIS9AMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: ADIS9AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 492
Variable TDIS10AMT
Description: How much did ... receive in other disability income this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received payment from other disability income
during the reference period.Universe: EDIS10MNYN = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ADIS10AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 493
ERETANY Variable
Description: Did ... receive retirement income at any time during the reference period?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they are retired or ever retired during the reference
period.Universe: EEVERET = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETANY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 494
Variable ERETTYP1YN
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from a company or union including income from aprofit-sharing plan?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income during the referenceperiod.
Universe: ERETANY = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 495
ERETTYP2YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from a Federal civil service or other Federal civilianemployee pension?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income during the referenceperiod.
Universe: ERETANY = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 496
Variable ERETTYP3YN
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from a State government pension?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income during the reference
period.Universe: ERETANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 497
ERETTYP4YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from a Local government pension?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income during the reference
period.Universe: ERETANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 498
Variable ERETTYP5YN
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from Military retirement pay?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income during the reference
period.Universe: ERETANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 499
ERETTYP6YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from U.S. Government railroad retirement?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income during the reference
period.Universe: ERETANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 500
Variable ERETTYP7YN
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from National Guard or reserve forces retirement?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income during the reference
period.Universe: ERETANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 501
ERETTYP8YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from other retirement income?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income during the reference
period.Universe: ERETANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARETTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 502
Variable ELIFEYN
Description: Did ... receive any retirement income from a paid-up life insurance policy or annuity atany time during the reference period?
Universe Description: All people age 30 + who indicated being retired or ever being retired during thereference period.
Universe: EEVERET = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALIFEYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 503
ELIFEREG Variable
Description: Did ... retirement income from a paid-up life insurance policy or annuity come as asingle lump-sum?
Universe Description: All people who indicated receiving a paid-up life insurance policy or annuity during thereference year period.
Universe: ELIFEYN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALIFEREG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 504
Variable ELIFEMNYN
Description: Did ... receive retirement income from a paid-up life insurance policy or annuity duringthis month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated receiving a paid-up life insurance policy or annuity during thereference period.
Universe: ELIFEYN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALIFEMNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 505
TLIFEAMT Variable
Description: What was the total amount of life insurance payments ... received?Universe Description: All people who indicated receiving a paid-up life insurance policy or annuity during the
reference year period.Universe: ELIFEYN = 1
Length: 8Min: $1Max: $10,000,000
Status Flag: ALIFEAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 506
Variable ERET1MNYN
Description: Did ... receive pension from a company or union including income from a profitsharing plan this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a pension from acompany or union including income from a profit sharing plan during the referenceperiod.
Universe: ERETTYP1YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARET1MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 507
ERET2MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Federal civil service or other Federal civilian employee pension thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a Federal civilservice or other Federal civilian employee pension during the reference period.
Universe: ERETTYP2YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARET2MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 508
Variable ERET3MNYN
Description: Did ... receive a State government pension this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a State
government pension during the reference period.Universe: ERETTYP3YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARET3MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 509
ERET4MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive a Local government pension this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a Local
government pension during the reference period.Universe: ERETTYP4YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARET4MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 510
Variable ERET5MNYN
Description: Did ... receive Military retirement pay this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a Military
retirement pay during the reference period.Universe: ERETTYP5YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARET5MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 511
ERET6MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive U.S. Government railroad retirement this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a U.S.
Government railroad retirement during the reference period.Universe: ERETTYP6YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARET6MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 512
Variable ERET7MNYN
Description: Did ... receive National Guard or reserve forces retirement this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a National Guard
or reserve forces retirement during the reference period.Universe: ERETTYP7YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARET7MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 513
ERET8MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive other retirement income this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from other retirement
income.Universe: ERETTYP8YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARET8MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 514
Variable TRET1AMT
Description: How much retirement income did ... receive from a pension from a company or unionincluding income from a profit sharing plan this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a company orunion pension including income from a profit sharing plan during the reference period.
Universe: ERET1MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ARET1AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 515
TRET2AMT Variable
Description: How much retirement income did ... receive from a Federal civil service or otherFederal civilian employee pension this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a Federal civilservice or other Federal civilian employee pension during the reference period.
Universe: ERET2MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ARET2AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 516
Variable TRET3AMT
Description: How much retirement income did ... receive from a State government pension thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a Stategovernment pension during the reference period.
Universe: ERET3MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ARET3AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 517
TRET4AMT Variable
Description: How much retirement income did ... receive from a Local government pension thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a Localgovernment pension during the reference period.
Universe: ERET4MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ARET4AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 518
Variable TRET5AMT
Description: How much retirement income did ... receive from a Military retirement pay this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a Militaryretirement pay during the reference period.
Universe: ERET5MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ARET5AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 519
TRET6AMT Variable
Description: How much retirement income did ... receive from a U.S. Government railroadretirement this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a U.S.Government railroad retirement during the reference period.
Universe: ERET6MNYN = 1Length: 4
Min: $0Max: $9,999
Status Flag: ARET6AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 520
Variable TRET7AMT
Description: How much retirement income did ... receive from a National Guard or reserve forcesretirement this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from a National Guardor reserve forces retirement during the reference period.
Universe: ERET7MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ARET7AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 521
TRET8AMT Variable
Description: How much retirement income did ... receive from other retirement income this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received retirement income from other retirementincome during the reference period.
Universe: ERET8MNYN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ARET8AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 522
Variable ESURANY
Description: Did ... ever receive survivor income, as a result of being a widow/widower, at any timeduring the reference period?
Universe Description: All people age 15 + ever widowedUniverse: TAGE_EHC(MONTHCODE) ge 15 and EVERWID=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURANY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 523
ESURTYP1YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from a pension from a company or union includingincome from a profit-sharing plan?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being awidow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.
Universe: ESURANY = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 524
Variable ESURTYP2YN
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from Veterans' compensation or pension?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 525
ESURTYP3YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from Federal Civil Service or other Federal Civilianemployee pension?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being awidow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.
Universe: ESURANY = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 526
Variable ESURTYP4YN
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from the U.S. government railroad retirement?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 527
ESURTYP5YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from a state government pension?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 528
Variable ESURTYP6YN
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from a local government pension?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 529
ESURTYP7YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from a paid-up life insurance policy or annuity?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 530
Variable ESURTYP8YN
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from a Military retirement pay?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 531
ESURTYP9YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Black Lung Survivor Benefits?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 532
Variable ESURTYP10YN
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from Workers' compensation?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 533
ESURTYP11YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefit payments from an estate or trust?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 534
Variable ESURTYP12YN
Description: Did ... receive Survivor Benefits from National Guard or Reserve Forces retirement?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 535
ESURTYP13YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive other survivor income?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income as a result of being a
widow or widower during the reference period or has ever been a survivor.Universe: ESURANY = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASURTYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 536
Variable ESUR1MNYN
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from a pension coming from a company or unionincluding from a profit-sharing plan this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a pension comingfrom a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan during the referenceperiod.
Universe: ESURTYP1YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR1MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 537
ESUR2MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from Veterans' compensation or pension this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a veterans'compensation or pension during the reference period.
Universe: ESURTYP2YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR2MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 538
Variable ESUR3MNYN
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from a Federal civil or other Federal civilian employeepension this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a Federal CivilService or other Federal civilian employee pension during the reference period.
Universe: ESURTYP3YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR3MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 539
ESUR4MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from a U.S. Government Railroad Retirement thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a U.S. governmentrailroad retirement during the reference period.
Universe: ESURTYP4YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR4MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 540
Variable ESUR5MNYN
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from a State government pension this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from state government
pension during the reference period.Universe: ESURTYP5YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR5MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 541
ESUR6MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from a Local government pension this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a local government
pension during the reference period.Universe: ESURTYP6YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR6MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 542
Variable ESUR7MNYN
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from a paid-up life insurance policy or annuity thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a paid-up lifeinsurance policy or annuity during the reference period.
Universe: ESURTYP7YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR7MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 543
ESUR8MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from a Military retirement pay this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a military retirement
pay during the reference period.Universe: ESURTYP8YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR8MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 544
Variable ESUR9MNYN
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ASUR9MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 545
ESUR10MNYN Variable
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from Workers' Compensation this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from Workers'
Compensation during the reference period.Universe: ESURTYP10YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR10MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 546
Variable ESUR11MNYN
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from an estate or trust this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income payments from an estate
or trust during the reference period.Universe: ESURTYP11YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR11MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 547
ESUR12MNYN Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ASUR12MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 548
Variable ESUR13MNYN
Description: Did ... receive survivor income from other survivor income this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received other survivor income during the
reference period.Universe: ESURTYP13YN = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUR13MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 549
TSUR1AMT Variable
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive in pension from a company or unionincluding income from a profit-sharing plan during this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a pension comingfrom a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan during the referenceperiod.
Universe: ESUR1MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR1AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 550
Variable TSUR2AMT
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from Veterans' compensation during thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a veterans'compensation or pension during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR2MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR2AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 551
TSUR3AMT Variable
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from the Federal Civil Service or otherFederal civilian employee pension during this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a Federal CivilService or other Federal civilian employee pension during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR3MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR3AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 552
Variable TSUR4AMT
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from the U.S. Government RailroadRetirement during this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a U.S. governmentrailroad retirement during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR4MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR4AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 553
TSUR5AMT Variable
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from a state government during this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from state governmentpension during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR5MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR5AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 554
Variable TSUR6AMT
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from a local government pension during thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a local governmentpension during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR6MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR6AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 555
TSUR7AMT Variable
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from a paid-up life insurance policy orannuity during this month (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a paid-up lifeinsurance policy or annuity during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR7MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR7AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 556
Variable TSUR8AMT
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from military retirement pay during thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from a military retirementpay during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR8MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR8AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 557
TSUR9AMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: ASUR9AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 558
Variable TSUR10AMT
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from Workers' Compensation during thismonth (1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income from Workers'Compensation during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR10MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR10AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 559
TSUR11AMT Variable
Description: How much survivor income did ... receive from an estate or trust during this month(1-12)?
Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received survivor income payments from an estateor trust during the reference period.
Universe: ESUR11MNYN=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR11AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 560
Variable TSUR12AMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: ASUR12AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 561
TSUR13AMT Variable
Description: How much other survivor income did ... receive during this month (1-12)?Universe Description: All people who indicated that they received other survivor income during the
reference period.Universe: ESUR13MNYN=1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $1,000,000
Status Flag: ASUR13AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 562
Variable EFCCANY
Description: Did ... receive foster child care payments at any time during the reference period?Universe Description: All people age 15 or older at the end of the reference period and who are the
guardian of at least one foster child who is under the age of 18 living in the householdor the Type 2 roster identifies a foster child who lived in the household.
Universe: TAGE_EHC (for MONTHCODE 12) ge 15 AND household respondent (if no parentpresent at interview) is guardian of at least one child's with TAGE_EHC < 18 andRREL of child to guardian (MONTHCODE) =18 AND 60 <= RREL_PNUM (child,MONTHOCODE) <=69 at some point during the reference year.
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFCCANY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 563
ECSAGREE Variable
Description: Have child support payments ever been court ordered or informally agreed to forperson's child(ren)?
Universe Description: All people age 15 or older in the last (or 12th) month of the reference period who arethe biological or adoptive parent of at least one child under 21, or the guardian of atleast one child under 18, who lives in the household or lived in the household in thepast year, have not previously reported a pass-through child support agreement, andthe child only has one parent in the household or the second parent is a stepparent
Universe: (TAGE_EHC ge 15 for MONTHCODE =12) AND RREL to child (MONTHCODE) =5, 7 AND TAGE_EHC (child) <21 OR (household respondent if no parent is present at
interview, child's TAGE_EHC <18) AND ETANF_PTCS=2 AND RPNPAR1_EHC (child) (MONTHCODE) = PNUM adult AND RPAR1TYP_EHC (child) (MONTHCODE) =1, 3 AND RPART2TYP_EHC (child)(MONTHCODE) =2 OR missing
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACSAGREE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 564
Variable ECSANY
Description: Did ... receive child support payments at any time during the reference period?Universe Description: All people age 15 or older in the last (or 12th) month of the reference period who are
the biological or adoptive parent of at least one child under 21, or the guardian of atleast one child under 18, who lives in the household or lived in the household in thepast year, have not previously reported a pass-through child support agreement, andthe child only has one parent in the household or the second parent is a stepparent
Universe: (TAGE_EHC ge 15 for MONTHCODE =12) AND RREL to child (MONTHCODE) =5, 7 AND TAGE_EHC (child) <21 OR (household respondent if no parent is present at
interview, child's TAGE_EHC <18) AND ETANF_PTCS=2 AND RPNPAR1_EHC (child) (MONTHCODE) = PNUM adult AND RPAR1TYP_EHC (child) (MONTHCODE) =1, 3 AND RPART2TYP_EHC (child)(MONTHCODE) =2 OR missing
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACSANY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 565
EALIANY Variable
Description: Did ... receive payments from a former spouse, such as alimony or spousal support,at any time during the reference period?
Universe Description: All people age 15 or older in the last (or 12th) month of the reference period who arecurrently divorced or separated, or who have ever been divorced.
Universe: TAGE_EHC(12) ge 15 AND EMS=4,5 OR EVERDIV = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AALIANY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 566
Variable EFCCMNYN
Description: Months when foster child care payments were received.Universe Description: Respondent who reported receiving foster child care payments during the reference
period.Universe: EFCCANY=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFCCMNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 567
ECSMNYN Variable
Description: Months when child support payments were received.Universe Description: Respondent who reported receiving child support payments during the reference
period.Universe: ECSANY=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACSMNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 568
Variable EALIMNYN
Description: Months when alimony payments were received.Universe Description: Respondent who reported receiving alimony payments during the reference period.
Universe: EALIANY=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AALIMNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 569
TFCCAMT Variable
Description: Amount of foster child care payments received in each month of reference period.Universe Description: Respondent who reported receiving foster child care payments during the reference
period.Universe: EFCCANY=1
Length: 6Min: 0Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AFCCAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 570
Variable TCSAMT
Description: Amount of child support payments received in each month of reference period.Universe Description: Respondent who reported receiving child support payments during the reference
period.Universe: ECSANY=1
Length: 6Min: 0Max: $999,999
Status Flag: ACSAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 571
TALIAMT Variable
Description: Amount of alimony payments received in each month of reference period.Universe Description: Respondent who reported receiving alimony payments during the reference period.
Universe: EALIANY=1Length: 6
Min: 0Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AALIAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 572
Variable EANYKID
Description: Does ... have any children under 21 living somewhere else?Universe Description: Individuals who are present in the last month of the reference period who are at least
15 years old, and who are parentsUniverse: MONTHCODE =12 and TAGE_EHC (12) ge 15 AND (who has one or more children
(bio, adopted or step tage_ehc <21, (MONTHCODE)) OR EPAR_SCRNR = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AANYKID
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 573
TNUMKIDS Variable
Description: How many children under 21 who live elsewhere does ... have?Universe Description: Individuals who are present in the last month of the reference period who are at least
15 years old, and who have at least one child under the age of 21 who livedelsewhere
Universe: EANYKID = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: ANUMKIDS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 574
Variable ESUPPORTPAY
Description: Did ... pay any child support for this/these child(ren)?Universe Description: Individuals who are present in the last month of the reference period who are at least
15 years old, and who have at least one child under the age of 21 who livedelsewhere
Universe: TNUMKIDS = 1-10Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASUPPORTPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 575
TAMOUNTPAID Variable
Description: How much child support did ... pay?Universe Description: Individuals who are present in the last month of the reference period who are at least
15 years old, and who have at least one child under the age of 21 who livedelsewhere, and who made support payments.
Universe: ESUPPORTPAY=1Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $100,000
Status Flag: AAMOUNTPAID
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 576
Variable ETIMESPENT
Description: How often did you see your youngest child under 21 who lived elsewhere?Universe Description: Individuals who are present in the last month of the reference period who are at least
15 years old, and who have at least one child under the age of 21 who livedelsewhere with the other parent or guardian
Universe: EANYKID = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None at all
1 About once a year
2 Several times a year
3 One to three times a month
4 About once a week
5 Several times a week
Status Flag: ATIMESPENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 577
EOTHSUPRT1YN Variable
Description: Respondent paid support to a parent or parents who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Individuals who were interviewed in the last month of the reference period and who
are at least 15 years oldUniverse: MONTHCODE =12 AND TAGE_EHC(12) >= 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHSUPRTYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 578
Variable EOTHSUPRT2YN
Description: Respondent paid support to children 21 or older who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Individuals who were interviewed in the last month of the reference period and who
are at least 15 years oldUniverse: MONTHCODE =12 AND TAGE_EHC(12) >= 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHSUPRTYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 579
EOTHSUPRT3YN Variable
Description: Respondent paid support to someone else related who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Individuals who were interviewed in the last month of the reference period and who
are at least 15 years oldUniverse: MONTHCODE =12 AND TAGE_EHC(12) >= 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHSUPRTYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 580
Variable EOTHSUPRT4YN
Description: Respondent paid support to an ex-spouse or ex-partner who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Individuals who were interviewed in the last month of the reference period and who
are at least 15 years oldUniverse: MONTHCODE =12 AND TAGE_EHC(12) >= 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHSUPRTYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 581
EOTHSUPRT5YN Variable
Description: Respondent paid support to someone else not related who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Individuals who were interviewed in the last month of the reference period and who
are at least 15 years oldUniverse: MONTHCODE =12 AND TAGE_EHC(12) >= 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHSUPRTYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 582
Variable EOTHSUPRT6YN
Description: Respondent did not pay support to someone else who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Individuals who were interviewed in the last month of the reference period and who
are at least 15 years oldUniverse: MONTHCODE =12 AND TAGE_EHC(12) >= 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHSUPRTYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 583
ENUMPARSUP Variable
Description: Number of parents who lived elsewhere for whom support payments were madeUniverse Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one parent who lived elsewhere
during the reference period.Universe: EOTHRSUPRT1YN=1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: ANUMPARSUP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 584
Variable TPARTOTAMT
Description: Amount paid to parents who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one parent who lived elsewhere
during the reference period.Universe: EOTHRSUPRT1YN=1
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $100,000
Status Flag: APARTOTAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 585
ENUMKIDSUP Variable
Description: Number of children 21 or older who lived elsewhere for whom support payments weremade.
Universe Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one child age 21 or older wholived elsewhere during the reference period.
Universe: EOTHRSUPRT2YN=1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: ANUMKIDSUP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 586
Variable TKIDTOTAMT
Description: Amount paid to children 21 or over who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one child age 21 or older who
lived elsewhere during the reference period.Universe: EOTHRSUPRT2YN=1
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $100,000
Status Flag: AKIDTOTAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 587
ENUMORSUP Variable
Description: Number of other relatives who lived elsewhere for whom support payments weremade
Universe Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one other relative who livedelsewhere during the reference period.
Universe: EOTHRSUPRT3YN=1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: ANUMORSUP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 588
Variable TORTOTAMT
Description: Amount paid to other relatives who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one other relative who lived
elsewhere during the reference period.Universe: EOTHRSUPRT3YN=1
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $100,000
Status Flag: AORTOTAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 589
ENUMEXSUP Variable
Description: Number of ex-spouses or ex-partners who lived elsewhere for whom supportpayments were made
Universe Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one ex-spouse or ex-partnerwho lived elsewhere during the reference period.
Universe: EOTHRSUPRT4YN=1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: ANUMEXSUP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 590
Variable TEXTOTAMT
Description: Amount paid to ex-spouses or ex-partners who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one ex-spouse or ex-partner
who lived elsewhere during the reference period.Universe: EOTHRSUPRT4YN=1
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $100,000
Status Flag: AEXTOTAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 591
TNUMNRSUP Variable
Description: Number of non-relatives who lived elsewhere for whom support payments were madeUniverse Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one non-relative who lived
elsewhere during the reference period.Universe: EOTHRSUPRT5YN=1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: ANUMNRSUP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 592
Variable TNRTOTAMT
Description: Amount paid to non-relatives who lived elsewhere.Universe Description: Respondents who made support payments to at least one non-relative who lived
elsewhere during the reference period.Universe: EOTHRSUPRT5YN=1
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $100,000
Status Flag: ANRTOTAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 593
EFILING Variable
Description: Did ... file a federal income tax return during the reference period for the precedingcalendar year? For instance, was a tax return filed during 2017 for tax year 2016?
Universe Description: All people age 15+ during the reference year who were in sample for at least onemonth of the reference year.
Universe: TAGE_EHC ge 15 and THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFILING
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 594
Variable EWILLFILE
Description: Does ... expect to file a federal income tax return during the interview year for the taxyear preceding the reference period? For instance, will ... file a tax return during 2018 for tax year 2016?
Universe Description: All people who have not yet filed a federal tax return for the tax year precedingthe reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 and EFILING = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWILLFILE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 595
EFSTATUS Variable
Description: What filing status did ... claim for the tax year preceding the reference period? Forinstance, what was the filing status during 2017 for tax year 2016?
Universe Description: All people who filed or indicated that they are planning to file a federal income taxreturn for the tax year preceding the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 and EFILING = 1 or EWILLFILE = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Single
2 Married, filing jointly
3 Married, filing separately
4 Head of household
Status Flag: AFSTATUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 596
Variable EDEPCLM
Description: Was ... claimed as a dependent on his/her parent's or someone else's federal tax return for the tax year preceding the reference period? For instance, was ...claimed as a dependent during 2017 for tax year 2016?
Universe Description: All people between the ages of 15 to 25 in the last (or 12th) month of the referenceperiod who indicated that their federal income tax filing status was 'single' for the tax year preceding the reference period
Universe: (TAGE_EHC ge 15 and TAGE_EHC LE 25 where MONTHCODE = 12) andEFSTATUS = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADEPCLM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 597
EEITC Variable
Description: Did ... receive an Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) on his/her federal income tax return for the tax year preceding the reference period? For instance, did ... receive
an EITC during 2017 for tax year 2016?Universe Description: All people with a federal income tax filing status of 'single', 'married filing jointly', or
'head of household' for the tax year preceding the reference period, reported low income, and were not claimed as a dependent on someone else's federal tax return for the tax year preceding the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC GE 15 and EFSTATUS=(1,2,4) and EDEPCLM NE 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AEITC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 598
Variable EMINC_TYP1YN
Description: Did ... receive any money or income from a community or religious charity?Universe Description: All people age 15 or older during the reference year
Universe: (TAGE(12) GE 15) and EMINC_TYP(1-7)YN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMINC_TYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 599
EMINC_TYP2YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive any money or income from family or friends?Universe Description: All people age 15 or older during the reference year
Universe: (TAGE(12) GE 15) and EMINC_TYP(1-7)YN = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMINC_TYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 600
Variable EMINC_TYP3YN
Description: Did ... receive any money or income from roomers or boarders?Universe Description: All people age 15 or older during the reference year
Universe: (TAGE(12) GE 15) and EMINC_TYP(1-7)YN = 3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMINC_TYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 601
EMINC_TYP4YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive any money or income from estates?Universe Description: All people age 15 or older during the reference year
Universe: (TAGE(12) GE 15) and EMINC_TYP(1-7)YN = 4Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMINC_TYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 602
Variable EMINC_TYP5YN
Description: Did ... receive any money or income from incidental or casual earnings?Universe Description: All people age 15 or older during the reference year
Universe: (TAGE(12) GE 15) and EMINC_TYP(1-7)YN = 5Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMINC_TYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 603
EMINC_TYP6YN Variable
Description: Did ... receive any money or income from miscellaneous cash income (such as lotterywinnings)?
Universe Description: All people age 15 or older during the reference yearUniverse: (TAGE(12) GE 15) and EMINC_TYP(1-7)YN = 6
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMINC_TYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 604
Variable EMINC_TYP7YN
Description: Did ... receive any money or income from the National Guard or Reserve Pay?Universe Description: All people age 15 or older during the reference year
Universe: (TAGE(12) GE 15) and EMINC_TYP(1-7)YN = 7Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMINC_TYPYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 605
TMINC_AMT Variable
Description: How much money or income did ... receive from all reported miscellaneous sources?Universe Description: All people who indicated receiving a miscellaneous income type during the reference
year.Universe: EMINC_TYP1YN eq 1 or EMINC_TYP2YN eq 1 or EMINC_TYP3YN eq 1 or
EMINC_TYP4YN eq 1 or EMINC_TYP5YN eq 1 or EMINC_TYP6YN eq 1 orEMINC_TYP7YN eq 1
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $100,000
Status Flag: AMINC_AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 606
Variable TDIS1_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating that disability payments from a sickness, accident, ordisability insurance policy continued past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of disability payments from a sickness,accident, or disability insurance policy in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: EDIS1MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ADIS1_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 607
TDIS2_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating that employer disability payments continued past thereference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of disability payments from a sickness,accident, or disability insurance policy in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: EDIS2MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ADIS2_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 608
Variable TDIS3_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ADIS3_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 609
TDIS4_CFLG Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ADIS4_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 610
Variable TDIS5_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ADIS5_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 611
TDIS6_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating that disability income from a Local government pensioncontinued past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of disability payments from a sickness,accident, or disability insurance policy in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: EDIS6MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ADIS6_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 612
Variable TDIS7_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ADIS7_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 613
TDIS8_CFLG Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ADIS8_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 614
Variable TDIS9_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ADIS9_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 615
TDIS10_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating that disability payments from a sickness, accident, ordisability insurance policy continued past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of disability payments from a sickness,accident, or disability insurance policy in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: EDIS10MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ADIS10_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 616
Variable RALI_CFLG
Description: Recoded variable indicating continuation status of Alimony receipt at the end of thereference period.
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed Alimony receipt in month 12 of the referenceyear.
Universe: EALIMNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AALI_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 617
RCS_CFLG Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating continuation status of Child Support receipt at the end ofthe reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed Child Support receipt in month 12 of thereference year.
Universe: ECSMNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ACS_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 618
Variable TFCC_CFLG
Description: Recoded variable indicating continuation status of Foster Child Care receipt at theend of the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed Foster Child Care receipt in month 12 of thereference year.
Universe: EFCCMNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AFCC_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 619
TRET1_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received pension from a company or unionincluding income from a profit sharing plan past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of pension income from a company orunion including income from a profit sharing plan in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ERET1MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ARET1_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 620
Variable TRET2_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating person received Federal civil service or other Federalcivilian employee pension past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of pension income from a company orunion including income from a profit sharing plan in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ERET2MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ARET2_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 621
TRET3_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received a State government pension past thereference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of pension income from a company orunion including income from a profit sharing plan in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ERET3MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ARET3_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 622
Variable TRET4_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ARET4_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 623
RRET5_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received Military retirement pay past the referenceperiod (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of pension income from a company orunion including income from a profit sharing plan in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ERET5MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ARET5_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 624
Variable TRET6_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating person received U.S. Government railroad retirement pastthe reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of pension income from a company orunion including income from a profit sharing plan in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ERET6MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ARET6_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 625
TRET7_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received National Guard or reserve forcesretirement past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of pension income from a company orunion including income from a profit sharing plan in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ERET7MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ARET7_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 626
Variable TRET8_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating person received other retirement income past thereference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of pension income from a company orunion including income from a profit sharing plan in month 12 of the reference year.
Universe: ERET8MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ARET8_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 627
TSUR1_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from a pension comingfrom a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan past the referenceperiod (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR1MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR1_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 628
Variable TSUR2_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ASUR2_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 629
TSUR3_CFLG Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ASUR3_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 630
Variable TSUR4_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from a U.S. GovernmentRailroad Retirement past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR4MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR4_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 631
TSUR5_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from a State governmentpension past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR5MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR5_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 632
Variable TSUR6_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from a Local governmentpension past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR6MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR6_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 633
TSUR7_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from a paid-up lifeinsurance policy or annuity past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR7MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR7_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 634
Variable TSUR8_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from a Military retirementpay past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR8MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR8_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 635
TSUR9_CFLG Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ASUR9_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 636
Variable TSUR10_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from Workers'Compensation past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR10MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR10_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 637
TSUR11_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from an estate or trustpast the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR11MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR11_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 638
Variable TSUR12_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ASUR12_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 639
TSUR13_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating person received survivor income from other survivorincome past the reference period (1-12).
Universe Description: Respondents with reported or imputed receipt of survivor income from a pensioncoming from a company or union including from a profit-sharing plan in month 12 ofthe reference year.
Universe: ESUR13MNYN(MONTHCODE 12)=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASUR13_CFLG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 640
Variable EOWN_IRAKEO
Description: Owned any IRA or KEOGH accounts during the reference period.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_IRAKEO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 641
EOWN_THR401 Variable
Description: Owned any 401k, 403b, 503b, or Thrift Savings Plan accounts during the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_THR401
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 642
Variable EOWN_PENSION
Description: Participated in a defined-benefit pension or cash balance plan during the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE = 12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_PENSION
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 643
ERET_LUMPSUM Variable
Description: Receipt of any lump sum or regular distribution payments from a retirement plan.Universe Description: Household member who had a retirement account or pension plan, and were 59
years of age or older as of the last day of the reference period.Universe: (EOWN_THR401=1 or EOWN_IRAKEO=1 or EOWN_PENSION=1) and TAGE_EHC
ge 59 in month 12.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes, lump sum
2 Yes, regular distribution
3 Yes, both
4 No, no payments received
Status Flag: ARET_LUMPSUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 644
Variable EOWN_GOVS
Description: Owned any government securities during the reference period [such as savingsbonds, T-Bills, T-Bonds, T-Notes, and government sponsored enterprise (GSE) creditinstruments such as Fannie Mae].
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_GOVS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 645
EOWN_CHK Variable
Description: Owned any checking accounts during the reference period.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_CHK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 646
Variable EOWN_SAV
Description: Owned any savings accounts during the reference period.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_SAV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 647
EOWN_MM Variable
Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds during thereference period.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_MM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 648
Variable EOWN_CD
Description: Owned any certificates of deposit during the reference period.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_CD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 649
EOWN_MF Variable
Description: Owned any mutual funds during the reference period [such as stock funds, bondfunds, and similar long-term assets].
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_MF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 650
Variable EOWN_ST
Description: Owned any stocks during the reference period [excluding stock-options].Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_ST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 651
EOWN_MCBD Variable
Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds during the reference period.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_MCBD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 652
Variable EOWN_LIFE
Description: Owned any life insurance policies during the reference period.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_LIFE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 653
EOWN_RP Variable
Description: Owned any rental properties during the reference period [such as residential,commercial, industrial, or land rental properties or equipment that is rented out (e.g.,tractors and computers)].
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_RP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 654
Variable EOWN_RE
Description: Owned any other real estate during the reference period [such as vacation homesand undeveloped lots].
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_RE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 655
EOWN_ANNTR Variable
Description: Owned any annuities or trusts during the reference period.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_ANNTR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 656
Variable EOWN_BSI
Description: Owned any businesses as an investment only during the reference period [such asinvestments in a non-corporate business venture managed by others (e.g., a limitedpartnership) or investments in a corporation, in which he/she has a passive financialinterest].
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_BSI
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 657
EOWN_OINV Variable
Description: Owned any other financial investments during the reference period [such as coins,collectibles, jewelry, artwork, mortgages paid to him/her, other loans owed to him/her,and royalties].
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_OINV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 658
Variable EJSOWNGOVS
Description: Owned any government securities jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this joint ownership question isasked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is copied to bothspouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any government securities during the reference period and had a spouse inthe household at the end of the reference period and at the time of interview or had acivil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_GOVS = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNGOVS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 659
EJSOWNCHK Variable
Description: Owned any checking accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this joint ownership question isasked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is copied to bothspouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any checking accounts during the reference period and had a spouse in thehousehold at the end of the reference period and at the time of interview or had a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_CHK = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNCHK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 660
Variable EJSOWNSAV
Description: Owned any savings accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondents witha spouse or civil union partner in the household; this joint ownership question isasked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is copied to bothspouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts during the reference period and had a spouse in thehousehold at the end of the reference period and at the time of interview or had a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_SAV = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNSAV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 661
EJSOWNMM Variable
Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds jointly during thereference period [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint ownership question is asked of only one spouse or partner, andthis response is copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds during thereference period and had a spouse in the household at the end of the referenceperiod and at the time of interview or had a civil union partner in the household at theend of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_MM = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNMM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 662
Variable EJSOWNCD
Description: Owned any certificates of deposit jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this joint question is asked ofonly one spouse or partner, and this response is copied to both spouses'/partners'records].
Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit during the reference period and had a spouse in thehousehold at the end of the reference period and at the time of interview or had a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_CD = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNCD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 663
EJSOWNMCBD Variable
Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds jointly during the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this joint ownership question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this response iscopied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds during the reference period and had aspouse in the household at the end of the reference period and at the time ofinterview or had a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EOWN_MCBD = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNMCBD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 664
Variable EJOOWNGOVS
Description: Owned any government securities jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe Description: Owned any government securities during the reference period and did not have aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview and did not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period.
Universe: EOWN_GOVS = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMSnot equal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNGOVS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 665
EJOOWNCHK Variable
Description: Owned any checking accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe Description: Owned any checking accounts during the reference period and did not have a spousein the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interviewand did not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EOWN_CHK = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNCHK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 666
Variable EJOOWNSAV
Description: Owned any savings accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts during the reference period and did not have a spousein the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interviewand did not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EOWN_SAV = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNSAV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 667
EJOOWNMM Variable
Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds jointly during thereference period [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the endof the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds during thereference period and did not have a spouse in the household either at the end of thereference period or at the time of interview and did not have a civil union partner inthe household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_MM = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNMM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 668
Variable EJOOWNCD
Description: Owned any certificates of deposit jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit during the reference period and did not have aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview and did not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period.
Universe: EOWN_CD = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNCD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 669
EJOOWNMCBD Variable
Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds jointly during the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds during the reference period and did nothave a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview and did not have a civil union partner in the household at the end ofthe reference period.
Universe: EOWN_MCBD = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMSnot equal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNMCBD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 670
Variable EOOWNGOVS
Description: Owned any government securities individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any government securities during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_GOVS = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNGOVS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 671
EOOWNCHK Variable
Description: Owned any checking accounts individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any checking accounts during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_CHK = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNCHK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 672
Variable EOOWNSAV
Description: Owned any savings accounts individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_SAV = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNSAV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 673
EOOWNMM Variable
Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds individuallyduring the reference period.
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds during thereference period.
Universe: EOWN_MM = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNMM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 674
Variable EOOWNCD
Description: Owned any certificates of deposit individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_CD = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNCD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 675
EOOWNMCBD Variable
Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_MCBD = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNMCBD
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 676
Variable EJSOWNMF
Description: Owned any mutual funds jointly during the reference period [for respondents with aspouse or civil union partner in the household; this joint ownership question is askedof only one spouse or partner, and this response is copied to both spouses'/partners'records].
Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds during the reference period and had a spouse in thehousehold at the end of the reference period and at the time of interview or had a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_MF = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNMF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 677
EJSOWNST Variable
Description: Owned any stocks jointly during the reference period [for respondents with a spouseor civil union partner in the household; this joint ownership question is asked of onlyone spouse or partner, and this response is copied to both spouses'/partners'records].
Universe Description: Owned any stocks during the reference period and had a spouse in the household atthe end of the reference period and at the time of interview or had a civil union partnerin the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ST = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 678
Variable EJOOWNMF
Description: Owned any mutual funds jointly during the reference period [for respondents without aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod].
Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds during the reference period and did not have a spouse inthe household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview anddid not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_MF = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNMF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 679
EJOOWNST Variable
Description: Owned any stocks jointly during the reference period [for respondents without aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod].
Universe Description: Owned any stocks during the reference period and did not have a spouse in thehousehold either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview and didnot have a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ST = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 680
Variable EOOWNMF
Description: Owned any mutual funds individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_MF = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNMF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 681
EOOWNST Variable
Description: Owned any stocks individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any stocks during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ST = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 682
Variable EOWN_ESAV
Description: Whether any member of the household was the owner or beneficiary of aneducational savings account [such as 529 and Coverdell accounts; this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_ESAV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 683
TESAV_NUM Variable
Description: Number of educational savings accounts of which a household member was eitherthe owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had a member who was the owner or beneficiary of an educationalsavings account during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ESAV = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1:20 Number of accounts
Status Flag: AESAV_NUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 684
Variable EESAV1OWNER
Description: Owner of the first educational savings account of which a household member waseither the owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this value iscopied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 1 educational savings account of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM ge 1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number in the household
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AESAV1OWNER
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 685
EESAV2OWNER Variable
Description: Owner of the second educational savings account of which a household member waseither the owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this value iscopied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 2 educational savings accounts of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM ge 2Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number in the household
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AESAV2OWNER
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 686
Variable EESAV3OWNER
Description: Owner of the third educational savings account of which a household member waseither the owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this value iscopied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 3 educational savings accounts of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM ge 3Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number in the household
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AESAV3OWNER
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 687
EESAV1BENEF Variable
Description: Beneficiary of the first educational savings account of which a household memberwas either the owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this valueis copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 1 educational savings account of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM ge 1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number in the household
70 Someone outside the household
999 Don't know, refusal, blanks from unedited data
Status Flag: AESAV1BENEF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 688
Variable EESAV2BENEF
Description: Beneficiary of the second educational savings account of which a household memberwas either the owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this valueis copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 2 educational savings accounts of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM ge 2Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number in the household
70 Someone outside the household
999 Don't know, refusal, blanks from unedited data
Status Flag: AESAV2BENEF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 689
EESAV3BENEF Variable
Description: Beneficiary of the third educational savings account of which a household memberwas either the owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this valueis copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 3 educational savings accounts of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM ge 3Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person number in the household
70 Someone outside the household
999 Don't know, refusal, blanks from unedited data
Status Flag: AESAV3BENEF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 690
Variable EJSOWNRP
Description: Owned any rental properties jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties during the reference period and did not have a spouse inthe household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview anddid not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_RP = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNRP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 691
EJOOWNRP Variable
Description: Owned any rental properties jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties during the reference period and did not have a spouse inthe household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview anddid not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_RP = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNRP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 692
Variable EOOWNRP
Description: Owned any rental properties individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any rental properties during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_RP = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNRP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 693
EJSOWNRE Variable
Description: Owned any other real estate jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe Description: Owned any other real estate during the reference period and did not have a spouse inthe household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview anddid not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_RE = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOWNRE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 694
Variable EJOOWNRE
Description: Owned any other real estate jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe Description: Owned any other real estate during the reference period and did not have a spouse inthe household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview anddid not have a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_RE = 1 and [(EMS_EHC not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 or EMS notequal to 1) and EREGDOMPART not equal to 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOOWNRE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 695
EOOWNRE Variable
Description: Owned any other real estate individually during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any other real estate during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_RE = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOWNRE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 696
Variable EOWN_VEH
Description: Whether any member of the household was the owner of a car, truck, or van duringthe reference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_VEH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 697
TVEH_NUM Variable
Description: Number of cars, trucks, or vans owned by the household during the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one car, truck, or van during the reference period.Universe: EOWN_VEH = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1:20 Number of vehicles
Status Flag: AVEH_NUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 698
Variable TVEH1_YEAR
Description: Model year of the first vehicle that was reportedUniverse Description: Households who owned at least one vehicle as of the last day of the reference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 1Length: 4
Min: 1998Max: 2018. Year
Status Flag: AVEH1_YEAR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 699
TVEH2_YEAR Variable
Description: Model year of the second vehicle that was reportedUniverse Description: Households who owned at least two vehicles as of the last day of the reference
period.Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 2
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
1993 Recode for vehicle year less than or equal to 1993
1997 Recode for vehicle year 1994 to 1997
1999 Recode for vehicle year 1998 to 1999
2000 Vehicle year
2001 Vehicle year
2002 Vehicle year
2003 Vehicle year
2004 Vehicle year
2005 Vehicle year
2006 Vehicle year
2007 Vehicle year
2008 Vehicle year
2009 Vehicle year
2010 Vehicle year
2011 Vehicle year
2012 Vehicle year
2013 Vehicle year
2014 Vehicle year
2015 Vehicle year
2018 Recode for vehicle year 2016 to 2018
Status Flag: AVEH2_YEAR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 700
Variable TVEH3_YEAR
Description: Model year of the third vehicle that was reportedUniverse Description: Households who owned at least three vehicles as of the last day of the reference
period.Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 3
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
1974 Recode for vehicle year less than or equal to 1974
1986 Recode for vehicle year 1975 to 1986
1991 Recode for vehicle year 1987 to 1991
1994 Recode for vehicle year 1992 to 1994
1996 Recode for vehicle year 1995 to 1996
1998 Recode for vehicle year 1997 to 1998
1999 Vehicle year
2000 Vehicle year
2001 Vehicle year
2002 Vehicle year
2003 Vehicle year
2004 Vehicle year
2005 Vehicle year
2006 Vehicle year
2007 Vehicle year
2008 Vehicle year
2010 Recode for vehicle year 2009 to 2010
2012 Recode for vehicle year 2011 to 2012
2017 Recode for vehicle year 2013 to 2017
Status Flag: AVEH3_YEAR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 701
TVEH1VAL Variable
Description: Value of the first vehicle in December of the reference period [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one car, truck, or van as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 1Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AVEH1VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 702
Variable TVEH2VAL
Description: Value of the second vehicle in December of the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least two cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 2Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AVEH2VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 703
TVEH3VAL Variable
Description: Value of the third vehicle in December of the reference period [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least three cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 3Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AVEH3VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 704
Variable EVEH1OWNER1
Description: First owner of the first car, truck, or van as of the last day of the reference period [thisis household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one car, truck, or van as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 1Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH1OWNER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 705
EVEH2OWNER1 Variable
Description: First owner of the second car, truck, or van as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least two cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 2Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH2OWNER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 706
Variable EVEH3OWNER1
Description: First owner of the third car, truck, or van as of the last day of the reference period [thisis household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least three cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 3Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH3OWNER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 707
EVEH1OWNER2 Variable
Description: Second owner of the first car, truck, or van as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one car, truck, or van as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 1Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH1OWNER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 708
Variable EVEH2OWNER2
Description: Second owner of the second car, truck, or van as of the last day of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least two cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 2Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH2OWNER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 709
EVEH3OWNER2 Variable
Description: Second owner of the third car, truck, or van as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least three cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 3Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH3OWNER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 710
Variable EVEH1OWNER3
Description: Third owner of the first car, truck, or van as of the last day of the reference period [thisis household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one car, truck, or van as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 1Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH1OWNER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 711
EVEH2OWNER3 Variable
Description: Third owner of the second car, truck, or van as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least two cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 2Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH2OWNER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 712
Variable EVEH3OWNER3
Description: Third owner of the third car, truck, or van as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least three cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM ge 3Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499. Person Number
Status Flag: AVEH3OWNER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 713
EOWN_RECV Variable
Description: Whether any member of the household owned a motorcycle, boat, RV, or otherrecreational vehicle during the reference period [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_RECV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 714
Variable EREC_MCYC
Description: Ownership of a motorcycle by anyone in the household during the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EOWN_RECV = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AREC_MCYC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 715
EREC_BOAT Variable
Description: Ownership of a boat by anyone in the household during the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EOWN_RECV = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AREC_BOAT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 716
Variable EREC_RV
Description: Ownership of a RV by anyone in the household during the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EOWN_RECV = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AREC_RV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 717
EREC_OREC Variable
Description: Ownership of any other recreational vehicle by anyone in the household during thereference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EOWN_RECV = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AREC_OREC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 718
Variable EASTRECUSE
Description: Respondent used financial records to answer asset questions.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC ge 15 for MONTHCODE = 12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AASTRECUSE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 719
TIRAKEOVAL Variable
Description: Value of IRA and KEOGH accounts as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any IRA or KEOGH accounts during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_IRAKEO = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AIRAKEOVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 720
Variable TTHR401VAL
Description: Value of 401k, 403b, 503b, and Thrift Savings Plan accounts as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned any 401k, 403b, 503b, or Thrift Savings Plan accounts during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EOWN_THR401 = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ATHR401VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 721
TJSGOVSINC Variable
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedgovernment securities [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse/partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any government securities jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNGOVS = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSGOVSINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 722
Variable TJSCHKINC
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedchecking accounts [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse/partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any checking accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNCHK = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSCHKINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 723
TJSSAVINC Variable
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedsavings accounts [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse/partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondents witha spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNSAV = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSSAVINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 724
Variable TJSMMINC
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedmoney market deposit accounts and money market funds [for respondents with aspouse or civil union partner in the household; this joint amount question is asked ofonly one spouse/partner, and this response is divided by 2 and copied to bothspouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds jointly during thereference period [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold].
Universe: EJSOWNMM = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSMMINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 725
TJSCDINC Variable
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedcertificates of deposit [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse/partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNCD=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSCDINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 726
Variable TJSMCBDINC
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedmunicipal and corporate bonds [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner inthe household; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse/partner, andthis response is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds jointly during the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNMCBD = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSMCBDINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 727
TJOGOVSINC Variable
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedgovernment securities [for respondents without a spouse in the household either atthe end of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil unionpartner in the household at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any government securities jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNGOVS = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJOGOVSINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 728
Variable TJOCHKINC
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedchecking accounts [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at theend of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partnerin the household at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any checking accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNCHK = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJOCHKINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 729
TJOSAVINC Variable
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedsavings accounts [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at theend of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partnerin the household at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNSAV = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJOSAVINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 730
Variable TJOMMINC
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedmoney market deposit accounts and money market funds [for respondents without aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod].
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds jointly during thereference period [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the endof the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe: EJOOWNMM = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJOMMINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 731
TJOCDINC Variable
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedcertificates of deposit [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at theend of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partnerin the household at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNCD=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJOCDINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 732
Variable TJOMCBDINC
Description: Share of total interest income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedmunicipal and corporate bonds [for respondents without a spouse or civil unionpartner in the household].
Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds jointly during the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJOOWNMCBD = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJOMCBDINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 733
TOGOVSINC Variable
Description: Total interest income earned over the reference period from individually-ownedgovernment securities.
Universe Description: Owned any government securities individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNGOVS = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOGOVSINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 734
Variable TOCHKINC
Description: Total interest income earned over the reference period from individually-owned checking accounts.
Universe Description: Owned any checking accounts individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNCHK = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOCHKINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 735
TOSAVINC Variable
Description: Total interest income earned over the reference period from individually-ownedsavings accounts.
Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNSAV = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOSAVINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 736
Variable TOMMINC
Description: Total interest income earned over the reference period from individually-ownedmoney market deposit accounts and money market funds.
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds individuallyduring the reference period.
Universe: EOOWNMM = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOMMINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 737
TOCDINC Variable
Description: Total interest income earned over the reference period from individually-ownedcertificates of deposit [for all respondents].
Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNCD=1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOCDINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 738
Variable TOMCBDINC
Description: Total interest income earned over the reference period from individually-ownedmunicipal and corporate bonds.
Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNMCBD = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOMCBDINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 739
TJSCHKVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned checking accounts as of the last day of the referenceperiod [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this jointamount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is dividedby 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any checking accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNCHK = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AJSCHKVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 740
Variable TJSSAVVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned savings accounts as of the last day of the referenceperiod [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this jointamount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is dividedby 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondents witha spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNSAV = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AJSSAVVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 741
TJOCHKVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned checking accounts as of the last day of the referenceperiod [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of thereference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any checking accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNCHK = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AJOCHKVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 742
Variable TJOSAVVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned savings accounts as of the last day of the referenceperiod [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of thereference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNSAV = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AJOSAVVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 743
TOCHKVAL Variable
Description: Value of individually-owned checking accounts as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owned any regular checking accounts individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNCHK = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AOCHKVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 744
Variable TOSAVVAL
Description: Value of individually-owned savings accounts as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owned any savings accounts individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNSAV = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AOSAVVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 745
TJSMMVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money marketfunds as of the last day of the reference period [for respondents with a spouse or civilunion partner in the household; this joint amount question is asked of only onespouse or partner, and this response is divided by 2 and copied to bothspouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds jointly during thereference period [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold].
Universe: EJSOWNMM = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSMMVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 746
Variable TJSCDVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned certificates of deposit (CDs) as of the last day of thereference period [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNCD=1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSCDVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 747
TJOMMVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money marketfunds as of the last day of the reference period [for respondents without a spouse inthe household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds jointly during thereference period [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the endof the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe: EJOOWNMM = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJOMMVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 748
Variable TJOCDVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned certificates of deposit (CDs) as of the last day of thereference period [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the endof the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNCD=1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJOCDVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 749
TOMMVAL Variable
Description: Value of individually-owned money market deposit accounts and money market fundsas of the last day of the reference period.
Universe Description: Owned any money market deposit accounts or money market funds individuallyduring the reference period.
Universe: EOOWNMM = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOMMVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 750
Variable TOCDVAL
Description: Value of individually-owned certificates of deposits (CDs) as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned any certificates of deposit individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNCD=1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOCDVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 751
TJSGOVSVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned government securities as of the last day of thereference period [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any government securities jointly during the reference period [for respondentswith a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNGOVS = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSGOVSVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 752
Variable TJSMCBDVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned municipal and corporate bonds as of the last day ofthe reference period [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds jointly during the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNMCBD = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSMCBDVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 753
TJOGOVSVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned government securities as of the last day of thereference period [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the endof the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any government securities jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNGOVS = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJOGOVSVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 754
Variable TJOMCBDVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned municipal and corporate bonds as of the last day ofthe reference period [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at theend of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partnerin the household at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds jointly during the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe: EJOOWNMCBD = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJOMCBDVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 755
TOGOVSVAL Variable
Description: Value of individually-owned government securities as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owned any government securities individually during the reference period [for allrespondents].
Universe: EOOWNGOVS = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOGOVSVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 756
Variable TOMCBDVAL
Description: Value of individually-owned municipal and corporate bonds as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned any municipal or corporate bonds individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNMCBD = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOMCBDVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 757
EJSMFINCTYPE Variable
Description: Type of dividends received from jointly-owned mutual funds during the referenceperiod [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe Description: Received dividends from jointly-owned mutual funds during the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: TJSMFINC > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Dividend checks.
2 Credited or automatically reinvested dividends.
3 Both.
Status Flag: AJSMFINCTYPE
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Variable EJSSTINCTYPE
Description: Type of dividends received from jointly-owned stocks during the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe Description: Received dividends from jointly-owned stocks during the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSSTINC > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Dividend checks.
2 Credited or automatically reinvested dividends.
3 Both.
Status Flag: AJSSTINCTYPE
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EJOMFINCTYPE Variable
Description: Type of dividends received from jointly-owned mutual funds during the referenceperiod [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of thereference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Received dividends from jointly-owned mutual funds during the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe: TJOMFINC > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Dividend checks.
2 Credited or automatically reinvested dividends.
3 Both.
Status Flag: AJOMFINCTYPE
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Variable EJOSTINCTYPE
Description: Type of dividends received from jointly-owned stocks during the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Received dividends from jointly-owned stocks during the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe: EJOSTINC > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Dividend checks.
2 Credited or automatically reinvested dividends.
3 Both.
Status Flag: AJOSTINCTYPE
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EOMFINCTYPE Variable
Description: Type of dividends received from individually-owned mutual funds during the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Received dividends from individually-owned mutual funds during the reference period.Universe: TOMFINC > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Dividend checks.
2 Credited or automatically reinvested dividends.
3 Both.
Status Flag: AOMFINCTYPE
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Variable EOSTINCTYPE
Description: Type of dividends received from individually-owned stocks during the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Received dividends from individually-owned stocks during the reference period.Universe: EOSTINC > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Dividend checks.
2 Credited or automatically reinvested dividends.
3 Both.
Status Flag: AOSTINCTYPE
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TJSMFINC Variable
Description: Share of dividend income earned over the reference period from jointly-owned mutualfunds [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this jointamount question is asked of only one spouse/partner, and this response is divided by2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds jointly during the reference period [for respondents with aspouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNMF = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSMFINC
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Variable TJSSTINC
Description: Share of dividend income earned over the reference period from jointly-owned stocks[for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this jointamount question is asked of only one spouse/partner, and this response is divided by2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any stocks jointly during the reference period [for respondents with a spouseor civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNST = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSSTINC
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TJOMFINC Variable
Description: Share of dividend income earned over the reference period from jointly-owned mutualfunds [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of thereference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds jointly during the reference period [for respondents without aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod].
Universe: EJOOWNMF = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJOMFINC
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Variable TJOSTINC
Description: Share of dividend income earned over the reference period from jointly-owned stocks[for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any stocks jointly during the reference period [for respondents without aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod].
Universe: EJOOWNST = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJOSTINC
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TOMFINC Variable
Description: Total dividend income earned over the reference period from individually-ownedmutual funds.
Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNMF = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOMFINC
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Variable TOSTINC
Description: Total dividend income earned over the reference period from individually-ownedstocks.
Universe Description: Owned any stocks individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNST = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOSTINC
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TJSMFVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned mutual funds as of the last day of the reference period[for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this jointamount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is dividedby 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds jointly during the reference period [for respondents with aspouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNMF = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSMFVAL
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Variable TJOMFVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned mutual funds as of the last day of the reference period[for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds jointly during the reference period [for respondents without aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod].
Universe: EJOOWNMF = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJOMFVAL
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TOMFVAL Variable
Description: Value of individually-owned mutual funds as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any mutual funds individually during the reference period.
Universe: EOOWNMF = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOMFVAL
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Variable TJSSTVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned stocks as of the last day of the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this joint amountquestion is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is divided by 2and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any stocks jointly during the reference period [for respondents with a spouseor civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNST = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSSTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 773
TJOSTVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned stocks as of the last day of the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any stocks jointly during the reference period [for respondents without aspouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod].
Universe: EJOOWNST = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJOSTVAL
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Variable TOSTVAL
Description: Value of individually-owned stocks as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any stocks individually during the reference period.
Universe: EOOWNST = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOSTVAL
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TMHVAL Variable
Description: Value of mobile home owned as primary residence as of December of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a mobile home and owned their home.Universe: ETENURE=1 and ELIVQTR = 3
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AMHVAL
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Variable EMHDEBT
Description: Whether there were any mortgages or loans against the mobile home as ofDecember of the reference period [such as mortgages, reverse mortgages,installment loans, contracts to purchase, and other debts held against the mobilehome; this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a mobile home and owned their home.Universe: ETENURE=1 and ELIVQTR = 3
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMHDEBT
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TMHLOAN_NUM Variable
Description: Number of mortgages and loans against the mobile home as of December of thereference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a mobile home and had mortgages or loans against thehome as of December of the reference period.
Universe: EMHDEBT=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 1 Loan
2 2 or more loans
Status Flag: AMHLOAN_NUM
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Variable TMHLOANAMT
Description: Principal owed on the first three mortgages and loans against the mobile home as ofDecember of the reference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value iscopied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a mobile home and had at least one mortgage, loan, or otherdebt against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TMHLOAN_NUM >= 1Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AMHLOAN1AMT
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EMHLOAN1SITE Variable
Description: Composition of the first mortgage or loan against the mobile home [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a mobile home and had at least one mortgage, loan, or otherdebt against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TMHLOAN_NUM >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Just the site
2 Just the mobile home
3 Both the mobile home and the site
Status Flag: AMHLOAN1SITE
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Variable EMHLOAN2SITE
Description: Composition of the second mortgage or loan against the mobile home [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a mobile home and had at least two mortgages, loans, orother debts against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TMHLOAN_NUM >= 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Just the site
2 Just the mobile home
3 Both the mobile home and the site
Status Flag: AMHLOAN2SITE
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EMHLOAN3SITE Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AMHLOAN3SITE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 782
Variable TPRVAL
Description: Property value of primary residence as of December of the reference period [that isnot a mobile home; this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and owned their home.Universe: ETENURE=1 and ELIVQTR in (1,2,4)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: APRVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 783
EPRDEBT Variable
Description: Whether there were any mortgages or loans against the primary residence as ofDecember of the reference period [that is not a mobile home; such as mortgages,reverse mortgages, home equity loans, and other debt held against the home; this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and owned their home.Universe: ETENURE=1 and ELIVQTR in (1,2,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRDEBT
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Variable TPRLOAN_NUM
Description: Number of mortgages or loans against the primary residence as of December of thereference period [that is not a mobile home; this is household-level data, thereforethis value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least one mortgage, loan, orother debt against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: EPRDEBT=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 1 Loan
2 2 or more loans
Status Flag: APRLOAN_NUM
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TPRLOANAMT Variable
Description: Principal owed on the first three mortgages and loans against the primary residenceas of December of the reference period [that is not a mobile home; this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least one mortgage, loan, orother debt against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 1Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: APRLOAN1AMT
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Variable TPRLOAN1YRS
Description: Total number of years over which payments are to be made on the first mortgage orloan against the primary residence [that is not a mobile home; this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least one mortgage, loan, orother debt against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 30
Status Flag: APRLOAN1YRS
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TPRLOAN2YRS Variable
Description: Total number of years over which payments are to be made on the second mortgageor loan against the primary residence [that is not a mobile home; this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least two mortgages, loans,or other debts against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 2Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 30
Status Flag: APRLOAN2YRS
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Variable TPRLOAN3YRS
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: APRLOAN3YRS
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EPRLOAN1RATE Variable
Description: Annual interest rate of the first mortgage or loan against the primary residence [that isnot a mobile home; this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least one mortgage, loan, orother debt against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 1Length: 6
Min: 0.001Max: 30.000
Status Flag: APRLOAN1RATE
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Variable EPRLOAN2RATE
Description: Annual interest rate of the second mortgage or loan against the primary residence[that is not a mobile home; this is household-level data, therefore this value is copiedto every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least two mortgages, loans,or other debts against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 2Length: 6
Min: 0.001Max: 30.000
Status Flag: APRLOAN2RATE
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EPRLOAN3RATE Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: APRLOAN3RATE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 792
Variable EPRLOAN1FXVR
Description: Type of interest rate of the first mortgage or loan against the primary residence [thatis not a mobile home; this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least one mortgage, loan, orother debt against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Fixed
2 Variable
3 Combination of fixed and variable
Status Flag: APRLOAN1FXVR
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EPRLOAN2FXVR Variable
Description: Type of interest rate of the second mortgage or loan against the primary residence[that is not a mobile home; this is household-level data, therefore this value is copiedto every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least two mortgages, loans,or other debts against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Fixed
2 Variable
3 Combination of fixed and variable
Status Flag: APRLOAN2FXVR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 794
Variable EPRLOAN3FXVR
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: APRLOAN3FXVR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 795
EPRLOAN1TYPE Variable
Description: Type of mortgage of the first mortgage or loan against the primary residence [that isnot a mobile home; this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least one mortgage, loan, orother debt against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 FHA
2 VA
3 Other mortgage program
4 None of these
Status Flag: APRLOAN1TYPE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 796
Variable EPRLOAN2TYPE
Description: Type of mortgage of the second mortgage or loan against the primary residence [thatis not a mobile home; this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that lived in a non-mobile home and had at least two mortgages, loans,or other debts against their home as of December of the reference period.
Universe: TPRLOAN_NUM >= 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 FHA
2 VA
3 Other mortgage program
4 None of these
Status Flag: APRLOAN2TYPE
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EPRLOAN3TYPE Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: APRLOAN3TYPE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 798
Variable TRENTMORT
Description: Amount the household paid for rent or mortgage in December of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that either rented their home or owned their home and had debt againstthe property.
Universe: ETENURE = 2 or (ETENURE = 1 and (EPRDEBT = 1 or EMHDEBT = 1))Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: ARENTMORT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 799
TUTILS Variable
Description: Amount the household paid for basic utilities in December of the reference period [thisis household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned their home, rented their home, or occupied their homewithout payment of rent.
Universe: ETENURE in (1,2,3)Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AUTILS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 800
Variable ERMU_PAYER1
Description: Person number of the first household member who paid for basic utilities and/ormortgage or rent in December of the reference period [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that paid for utilities or rent/mortgage in December of the referenceperiod.
Universe: TUTILS > 0 or TRENTMORT > 0Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:69 Someone who lived wiht a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: ARMU_PAYER1
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ERMU_PAYER2 Variable
Description: Person number of the second household member who paid for basic utilities and/ormortgage or rent in December of the reference period [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that paid for utilities or rent/mortgage in December of the referenceperiod.
Universe: TUTILS > 0 or TRENTMORT > 0Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:69 Someone who lived wiht a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: ARMU_PAYER2
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Variable ERMU_PAYER3
Description: Person number of the third household member who paid for basic utilities and/ormortgage or rent in December of the reference period [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that paid for utilities or rent/mortgage in December of the referenceperiod.
Universe: TUTILS > 0 or TRENTMORT > 0Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:69 Someone who lived wiht a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: ARMU_PAYER3
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TRMU_AMT1 Variable
Description: Amount paid by the first household member who paid for basic utilities and/ormortgage or rent in December of the reference period [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that paid for utilities or rent/mortgage in December of the referenceperiod.
Universe: TUTILS > 0 or TRENTMORT > 0Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: ARMU_AMT1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 804
Variable TRMU_AMT2
Description: Amount paid by the second household member who paid for basic utilities and/ormortgage or rent in December of the reference period [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that paid for utilities or rent/mortgage in December of the referenceperiod.
Universe: TUTILS > 0 or TRENTMORT > 0Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: ARMU_AMT2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 805
TRMU_AMT3 Variable
Description: Amount paid by the third household member who paid for basic utilities and/ormortgage or rent in December of the reference period [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that paid for utilities or rent/mortgage in December of the referenceperiod.
Universe: TUTILS > 0 or TRENTMORT > 0Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: ARMU_AMT3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 806
Variable TLIFE_FVAL
Description: Face value of life insurance policies as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Owned life insurance during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_LIFE = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: ALIFE_FVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 807
ELIFE_TYPE Variable
Description: Own any 'whole life', 'straight life', or 'universal life' policiesUniverse Description: Owned any life insurance policies during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_LIFE = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALIFE_TYPE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 808
Variable TLIFE_CVAL
Description: Cash value of life insurance policies as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Owned whole life or universal life insurance policies during the reference period.
Universe: ELIFE_TYPE=1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: ALIFE_CVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 809
TESAV1VAL Variable
Description: Value of first educational savings account of which a household member was eitherthe owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 1 educational savings account of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM >= 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AESAV1VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 810
Variable TESAV2VAL
Description: Value of second educational savings account of which a household member waseither the owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this value iscopied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 2 educational savings accounts of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM >= 2Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AESAV2VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 811
TESAV3VAL Variable
Description: Value of third educational savings account of which a household member was eitherthe owner or beneficiary [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least 3 educational savings accounts of which a member wasthe owner or beneficiary during the reference period.
Universe: TESAV_NUM >= 3Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar amount
Status Flag: AESAV3VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 812
Variable TJSRPGROINC
Description: Share of total gross income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedrental property [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household;this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this responseis divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties jointly during the reference period [for respondents witha spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNRP = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSRPGROINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 813
TJORPGROINC Variable
Description: Share of total gross income earned over the reference period from jointly-ownedrental property [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end ofthe reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNRP = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJORPGROINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 814
Variable TORPGROINC
Description: Total gross income earned over the reference period from individually-owned rentalproperty.
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNRP = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AORPGROINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 815
TJSRPNETINC Variable
Description: Share of net income earned over the reference period from jointly-owned rentalproperty [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; thisjoint amount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this response isdivided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties jointly during the reference period [for respondents witha spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNRP = 1Length: 8
Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSRPNETINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 816
Variable TJORPNETINC
Description: Share of net income earned over the reference period from jointly-owned rentalproperty [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of thereference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNRP = 1Length: 8
Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJORPNETINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 817
TORPNETINC Variable
Description: Net income earned over the reference period from individually-owned rental property.Universe Description: Owned any rental properties individually during the reference period.
Universe: EOOWNRP = 1Length: 8
Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AORPNETINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 818
Variable TJSRPVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned rental property as of the last day of the referenceperiod [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this jointamount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is dividedby 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties jointly during the reference period [for respondents witha spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNRP = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSRPVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 819
TJORPVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned rental property as of the last day of the referenceperiod [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of thereference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any rental properties jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNRP = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJORPVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 820
Variable TORPVAL
Description: Value of individually-owned rental property as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any rental properties individually during the reference period.
Universe: EOOWNRP = 1Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AORPVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 821
TJSRPDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Share of total debt against jointly-owned rental property as of the last day of thereference period [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned rental property jointly as of the last day of the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: TJSRPVAL > 0Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJSRPDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 822
Variable TJORPDEBTVAL
Description: Share of total debt against jointly-owned rental property as of the last day of thereference period [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the endof the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned rental property jointly as of the last day of the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe: TJORPVAL > 0Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJORPDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 823
TORPDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Total debt against individually-owned rental property as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned rental property individually as of the last day of the reference period.Universe: TORPVAL > 0
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AORPDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 824
Variable TJSREVAL
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned other real estate as of the last day of the referenceperiod [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household; this jointamount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and this response is dividedby 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned any other real estate jointly during the reference period [for respondents witha spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: EJSOWNRE = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSREVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 825
TJOREVAL Variable
Description: Share of value of jointly-owned other real estate as of the last day of the referenceperiod [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of thereference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned any other real estate jointly during the reference period [for respondentswithout a spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at thetime of interview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of thereference period].
Universe: EJOOWNRE = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJOREVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 826
Variable TOREVAL
Description: Value of other real estate owned in own name as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owned any other real estate individually during the reference period.Universe: EOOWNRE = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOREVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 827
TJSREDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Share of debt against jointly-owned other real estate as of the last day of thereference period [for respondents with a spouse or civil union partner in thehousehold; this joint amount question is asked of only one spouse or partner, and thisresponse is divided by 2 and copied to both spouses'/partners' records].
Universe Description: Owned other real estate jointly as of the last day of the reference period [forrespondents with a spouse or civil union partner in the household].
Universe: TJSREVAL > 0Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSREDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 828
Variable TJOREDEBTVAL
Description: Share of debt against jointly-owned other real estate as of the last day of thereference period [for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the endof the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in thehousehold at the end of the reference period].
Universe Description: Owned other real estate jointly as of the last day of the reference period [forrespondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period].
Universe: TJOREVAL > 0Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJOREDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 829
TOREDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Total debt against other real estate owned in own name as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned other real estate individually as of the last day of the reference period.Universe: TOREVAL > 0
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOREDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 830
Variable EVEH1DEBT
Description: Whether any money was owed on the first vehicle as of the last day of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one car, truck, or van as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVEH1DEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 831
EVEH2DEBT Variable
Description: Whether any money was owed on the second vehicle as of the last day of thereference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least two cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVEH2DEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 832
Variable EVEH3DEBT
Description: Whether any money was owed on the third vehicle as of the last day of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least three cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVEH3DEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 833
TVEH1DEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount owed on the first vehicle as of the last day of the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had debt against their first car, truck, or van.Universe: EVEH1DEBT = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AVEH1DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 834
Variable TVEH2DEBTVAL
Description: Amount owed on the second vehicle as of the last day of the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had debt against their second car, truck, or van.Universe: EVEH2DEBT = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AVEH2DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 835
TVEH3DEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount owed on the third vehicle as of the last day of the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had debt against their third car, truck, or van.Universe: EVEH3DEBT = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AVEH3DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 836
Variable EVEH1USE
Description: Whether the primary use of the first vehicle was for either: business purposes ortransportation of a disabled person [this is household-level data, therefore this valueis copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least one car, truck, or van as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVEH1USE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 837
EVEH2USE Variable
Description: Whether the primary use of the second vehicle was for either: business purposes ortransportation of a disabled person [this is household-level data, therefore this valueis copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least two cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVEH2USE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 838
Variable EVEH3USE
Description: Whether the primary use of the third vehicle was for either: business purposes ortransportation of a disabled person [this is household-level data, therefore this valueis copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned at least three cars, trucks, or vans as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TVEH_NUM >= 3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AVEH3USE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 839
EMCYCOWNER1 Variable
Description: Person number of the first owner of the motorcycle as of the last day of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that owned a motorcycle during the reference period.Universe: EREC_MCYC = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: AMCYCOWNER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 840
Variable EBOATOWNER1
Description: Person number of the first owner of the boat as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned a boat during the reference period.Universe: EREC_BOAT = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: ABOATOWNER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 841
ERVOWNER1 Variable
Description: Person number of the first owner of the RV as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned a RV during the reference period.Universe: EREC_RV = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: ARVOWNER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 842
Variable EORECOWNER1
Description: Person number of the first owner of the other recreational vehicle as of the last day ofthe reference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned another recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EREC_OREC = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: AORECOWNER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 843
EMCYCOWNER2 Variable
Description: Person number of the second owner of the motorcycle as of the last day of thereference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned a motorcycle during the reference period.Universe: EREC_MCYC = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: AMCYCOWNER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 844
Variable EBOATOWNER2
Description: Person number of the second owner of the boat as of the last day of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that owned a boat during the reference period.Universe: EREC_BOAT = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: ABOATOWNER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 845
ERVOWNER2 Variable
Description: Person number of the second owner of the RV as of the last day of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that owned another recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EREC_RV = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: ARVOWNER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 846
Variable EORECOWNER2
Description: Person number of the second owner of the other recreational vehicle as of the lastday of the reference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copiedto every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned another recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EREC_OREC = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: AORECOWNER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 847
EMCYCOWNER3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AMCYCOWNER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 848
Variable EBOATOWNER3
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: ABOATOWNER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 849
ERVOWNER3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: ARVOWNER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 850
Variable EORECOWNER3
Description: Person number of the third owner of the other recreational vehicle as of the last dayof the reference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned another recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EREC_OREC = 1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number
Status Flag: AORECOWNER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 851
TMCYCVAL Variable
Description: Value of the motorcycle as of the last day of the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned a motorcycle during the reference period.Universe: EREC_MCYC = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AMCYCVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 852
Variable TBOATVAL
Description: Value of the boat as of the last day of the reference period [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned a boat during the reference period.Universe: EREC_BOAT = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABOATVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 853
TRVVAL Variable
Description: Value of the RV as of the last day of the reference period [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned a RV during the reference period.Universe: EREC_RV = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ARVVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 854
Variable TORECVAL
Description: Value of the other recreational vehicle as of the last day of the reference period [thisis household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned another recreational vehicle during the reference period.Universe: EREC_OREC = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AORECVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 855
EMCYCDEBT Variable
Description: Whether any money was owed on the motorcycle as of the last day of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that owned a motorcycle as of the last day of the reference period.Universe: TMCYCVAL > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMCYCDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 856
Variable EBOATDEBT
Description: Whether any money was owed on the boat as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned a boat as of the last day of the reference period.Universe: TBOATVAL > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ABOATDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 857
ERVDEBT Variable
Description: Whether any money was owed on the RV as of the last day of the reference period[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that owned a RV as of the last day of the reference period.Universe: TRVVAL > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARVDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 858
Variable EORECDEBT
Description: Whether any money was owed on the other recreational vehicle as of the last day ofthe reference period [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied toevery member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that owned another recreational vehicle as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: TORECVAL > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AORECDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 859
TMCYCDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount owed on the motorcycle as of the last day of the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that held debt against a motorcycle during the reference period.Universe: EMCYCDEBT = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AMCYCDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 860
Variable TBOATDEBTVAL
Description: Amount owed on the boat as of the last day of the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that held debt against a boat during the reference period.Universe: EBOATDEBT = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: ABOATDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 861
TRVDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount owed on the RV as of the last day of the reference period [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that held debt against a RV during the reference period.Universe: ERVDEBT = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: ARVDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 862
Variable TORECDEBTVAL
Description: Amount owed on the other recreational vehicle as of the last day of the referenceperiod [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member ofthe household].
Universe Description: Households that held debt against another recreational vehicle during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EORECDEBT = 1Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AORECDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 863
EOWN_ANN Variable
Description: Owned any annuities as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any annuities, trusts, or both during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ANNTR = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_ANN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 864
Variable EOWN_TR
Description: Owned any trusts as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any annuities, trusts, or both during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ANNTR = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_TR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 865
TANNINC Variable
Description: Amount of income received from annuities during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any annuities as of the last day of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ANN = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AANNINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 866
Variable EOWN_ANNEQ
Description: Whether respondent owned any equity in annuities.Universe Description: Owned any annuities as of the last day of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ANN = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_ANNEQ
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 867
TANNVAL Variable
Description: Value of equity in annuities as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Had equity in an annuity as of the last day of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_ANNEQ = 1Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AANNVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 868
Variable TTRINC
Description: Amount of income received from trusts during the reference period.Universe Description: Owned any trusts as of the last day of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_TR = 1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: ATRINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 869
EOWN_TREQ Variable
Description: Whether respondent owned any equity in trusts.Universe Description: Owned any trusts as of the last day of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_TR = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOWN_TREQ
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 870
Variable TTRVAL
Description: Value of equity in trusts as of the last day of the reference period.Universe Description: Had equity in a trust as of the last day of the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_TREQ = 1Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: ATRVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 871
TBUS_INV_NUM Variable
Description: Number of businesses owned as an investment only.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period and who owned a business as an investment only atsome point during the reference period.
Universe: EOWN_BUSI = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1:10 Number of businesses
Status Flag: ABUS_INV_NUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 872
Variable EBSJ1PEROWN
Description: Percent ownership of first business owned as a job as of the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Reported a spell of self-employment on job line 1 during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 2
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1%:100% Percent owned
Status Flag: ABSJ1PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 873
EBSJ2PEROWN Variable
Description: Percent ownership of second business owned as a job as of the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Reported a spell of self-employment on job line 2 during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 2
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1%:100% Percent owned
Status Flag: ABSJ2PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 874
Variable EBSJ3PEROWN
Description: Percent ownership of third business owned as a job as of the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Reported a spell of self-employment on job line 3 during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 2
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1%:100% Percent owned
Status Flag: ABSJ3PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 875
EBSJ4PEROWN Variable
Description: Percent ownership of fourth business owned as a job as of the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Reported a spell of self-employment on job line 4 during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 2
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1%:100% Percent owned
Status Flag: ABSJ4PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 876
Variable EBSJ5PEROWN
Description: Percent ownership of fifth business owned as a job as of the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Reported a spell of self-employment on job line 5 during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 2
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1%:100% Percent owned
Status Flag: ABSJ5PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 877
EBSJ6PEROWN Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: ABSJ6PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 878
Variable EBSJ7PEROWN
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: ABSJ7PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 879
EBSI1PEROWN Variable
Description: Percentage ownership of 1st business/es owned as investment only.Universe Description: Owned at least one business as an investment only as of the last day of the reference
period.Universe: EBUS_INV_NUM in (1:10)
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1%:100% Percent owned
Status Flag: ABSI1PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 880
Variable EBSI2PEROWN
Description: Percent ownership of second business owned as an investment only as of the end ofthe reference period.
Universe Description: Owned at least two businesses as an investment only as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: EBUS_INV_NUM in (2:10)Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1%:100% Percent owned
Status Flag: ABSI2PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 881
EBSI3PEROWN Variable
Description: Percent ownership of third business owned as an investment only as of the end of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned at least three businesses as an investment only as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: EBUS_INV_NUM in (3:10)Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No longer owned
1%:100% Percent owned
Status Flag: ABSI3PEROWN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 882
Variable TBSJ1VAL
Description: Value of first business owned as a job as of the last day of the reference period [notincluding debts against the business].
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 1 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ1PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ABSJ1VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 883
TBSJ2VAL Variable
Description: Value of second business owned as a job as of the last day of the reference period[not including debts against the business].
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 2 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ2PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ABSJ2VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 884
Variable TBSJ3VAL
Description: Value of third business owned as a job as of the last day of the reference period [notincluding debts against the business].
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 3 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ3PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ABSJ3VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 885
TBSJ4VAL Variable
Description: Value of fourth business owned as a job as of the last day of the reference period [notincluding debts against the business].
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 4 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ4PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ABSJ4VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 886
Variable TBSJ5VAL
Description: Value of fifth business owned as a job as of the last day of the reference period [notincluding debts against the business].
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 5 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ5PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ABSJ5VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 887
TBSJ6VAL Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 9
Status Flag: ABSJ6VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 888
Variable TBSJ7VAL
Description: SuppressedLength: 9
Status Flag: ABSJ7VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 889
TBSI1VAL Variable
Description: Value of first business owned as an investment only as of the last day of thereference period [not including debts against the business].
Universe Description: Owned share of the first business owned an investment only as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: EBSI1PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ABSI1VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 890
Variable TBSI2VAL
Description: Value of second business owned as an investment only as of the last day of thereference period [not including debts against the business].
Universe Description: Owned share of the second business owned an investment only as of the last day ofthe reference period.
Universe: EBSI2PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ABSI2VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 891
TBSI3VAL Variable
Description: Value of third business owned as an investment only as of the last day of thereference period [not including debts against the business].
Universe Description: Owned share of the third business owned an investment only as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe: EBSI3PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ABSI3VAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 892
Variable TBSJ1DEBTVAL
Description: Amount of debt against the first business owned as job as of the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 1 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ1PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$999,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABSJ1DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 893
TBSJ2DEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount of debt against the second business owned as job as of the end of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 2 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ2PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$999,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABSJ2DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 894
Variable TBSJ3DEBTVAL
Description: Amount of debt against the third business owned as job as of the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 3 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ3PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$999,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABSJ3DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 895
TBSJ4DEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount of debt against the fourth business owned as job as of the end of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 4 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ4PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$999,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABSJ4DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 896
Variable TBSJ5DEBTVAL
Description: Amount of debt against the fifth business owned as job as of the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owned share of the self-employed job on job line 5 as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EBSJ5PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$999,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABSJ5DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 897
TBSJ6DEBTVAL Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 9
Status Flag: ABSJ6DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 898
Variable TBSJ7DEBTVAL
Description: SuppressedLength: 9
Status Flag: ABSJ7DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 899
TBSI1DEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount of debt against the first business owned as an investment only as of the endof the reference period.
Universe Description: Owned share of the first business owned as an investment only as of the last day ofthe reference period.
Universe: EBSI1PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$999,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABSI1DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 900
Variable TBSI2DEBTVAL
Description: Amount of debt against the second business owned as an investment only as of theend of the reference period.
Universe Description: Owned share of the second business owned as an investment only as of the last dayof the reference period.
Universe: EBSI2PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$999,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABSI2DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 901
TBSI3DEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount of debt against the third business owned as an investment only as of the endof the reference period.
Universe Description: Owned share of the third business owned as an investment only as of the last day ofthe reference period.
Universe: EBSI3PEROWN > 0Length: 9
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$999,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: ABSI3DEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 902
Variable TOINVINC
Description: Amount of income received over the reference period from other financialinvestments.
Universe Description: Owned any other financial investments during the reference period.Universe: EOWN_OINV = 1
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AOINVINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 903
TOINVVAL Variable
Description: Total balance or market value of other financial investments as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owned any other financial investments during the reference period.Universe: EOWN_OINV = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No value or no longer owned
$1: $9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOINVVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 904
Variable EDEBT_CC
Description: Owed any money for credit cards or store bills during the reference period.Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARDEBT_CC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 905
EDEBT_ED Variable
Description: Owed any money for student loans or educational-related expenses during thereference period.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARDEBT_ED
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 906
Variable EDEBT_MED
Description: Whether any money was owed for medical bill not paid in full during the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADEBT_MED
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 907
EDEBT_OT Variable
Description: Owed any money for other debts during the reference period [such as medical billsnot covered by insurance, loans obtained through a bank or credit union, moneyowed to private individuals, debt held against mutual funds or stocks].
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARDEBT_OT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 908
Variable EJSCCDEBT
Description: Owed any money for credit cards or store bills jointly with a spouse or civil unionpartner during the reference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for credit cards or store bills during the reference period and had aspouse in the household at the end of the reference period and at the time ofinterview or had a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod.
Universe: EDEBT_CC = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSCCDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 909
TJSCCDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Share of credit card debt or store bills owed jointly with a spouse or civil union partneras of the last day of the reference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for credit cards or store bills jointly with a spouse or civil unionpartner during the reference period.
Universe: EJSCCDEBT = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSCCDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 910
Variable EOCCDEBT
Description: Owed any money for credit cards or store bills in own name only during the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owed any money for credit cards or store bills during the reference period.Universe: EDEBT_CC = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOCCDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 911
TOCCDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount of credit card and store bills owed in own name only as of the last day of thereference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for credit cards or store bills in own name only during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EOCCDEBT = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOCCDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 912
Variable EJSEDDEBT
Description: Owed any money for student loans or educational expenses jointly with a spouse orcivil union partner during the reference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for student loans or educational-related expenses during thereference period and had a spouse in the household at the end of the referenceperiod and at the time of interview or had a civil union partner in the household at theend of the reference period.
Universe: EDEBT_ED = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSEDDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 913
TJSEDDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Share of student loans or educational expenses owed jointly with a spouse or civilunion partner as of the last day of the reference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for student loans or educational expenses jointly with a spouse orcivil union partner during the reference period.
Universe: EJSEDDEBT = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSEDDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 914
Variable EOEDDEBT
Description: Owed any money for student loans or educational expenses in own name only duringthe reference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for student loans or educational-related expenses during thereference period.
Universe: EDEBT_ED = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOEDDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 915
TOEDDEBTVAL Variable
Description: Amount of student loans or educational expenses owed in own name only as of thelast day of the reference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for student loans or educational expenses in own name only duringthe reference period.
Universe: EOEDDEBT = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOEDDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 916
Variable TMED_AMT
Description: Whether any money was owed for medical bills not paid in full during the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: EDEBT_MED=1Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AMED_AMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 917
EJSOTDEBT Variable
Description: Owed any money for other debts jointly with a spouse or civil union partner during thereference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for other debts during the reference period and had a spouse in thehousehold at the end of the reference period and at the time of interview or had a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period.
Universe: EDEBT_OT = 1 and [(EMS_EHC = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12 and EMS = 1) orEREGDOMPART = 1 for MONTHCODE = 12]
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJSOTDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 918
Variable TJSOTDEBTVAL
Description: Share of other debts owed jointly with a spouse or civil union partner as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe Description: Owed any money for other debts jointly with a spouse or civil union partner during thereference period.
Universe: EJSOTDEBT = 1Length: 7
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AJSOTDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 919
EOOTDEBT Variable
Description: Owed any money for other debts in own name only during the reference period.Universe Description: Owed any money for other debts during the reference period.
Universe: EDEBT_OT = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOOTDEBT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 920
Variable TOOTDEBTVAL
Description: Amount of other debts owed in own name only as of the last day of the referenceperiod.
Universe Description: Owed any money for other debts in own name only during the reference period.Universe: EOOTDEBT = 1
Length: 7Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
$1:$9,999,999 Dollar Amount
Status Flag: AOOTDEBTVAL
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 921
TINC_BANK Variable
Description: Person-level sum of income earned over the reference period from interest-earningassets held at financial institutions (TJSCHKINC, TJOCHKINC, TOCHKINC,TJSSAVINC, TJOSAVINC, TOSAVINC, TJSMMINC, TJOMMINC, TOMMINC,TJSCDINC, TJOCDINC, TOCDINC).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AINC_BANK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 922
Variable THINC_BANK
Description: Household-level sum of income earned over the reference period frominterest-earning assets held at financial institutions (TINC_BANK) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: 0Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHINC_BANK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 923
TINC_BOND Variable
Description: Person-level sum of income earned over the reference period from otherinterest-earning assets (TJSGOVSINC, TJOGOVSINC, TOGOVSINC,TJSMCBDINC, TJOMCBDINC, TOMCBDINC).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AINC_BOND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 924
Variable THINC_BOND
Description: Household-level sum of income earned over the reference period from otherinterest-earning assets (TINC_BOND) [this is household-level data, therefore thisvalue is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHINC_BOND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 925
TINC_STMF Variable
Description: Person-level sum of income earned over the reference period from stocks and mutualfunds (TJSSTINC, TJOSTINC, TOSTINC, TJSMFINC, TJOMFINC, TOMFINC).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12)Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AINC_STMF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 926
Variable THINC_STMF
Description: Household-level sum of income earned over the reference period from stocks andmutual funds (TINC_STMF) [this is household-level data, therefore this value iscopied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHINC_STMF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 927
TINC_RENT Variable
Description: Person-level sum of net income from rental properties (TJSRPNETINC,TJORPNETINC, TORPNETINC).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 9
Min: -$99,999,999Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AINC_RENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 928
Variable THINC_RENT
Description: Household-level sum of net income from rental properties (TINC_RENT) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: -$999,999,999Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHINC_RENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 929
TINC_OTH Variable
Description: Person-level sum of income earned over the reference period from other assets(TOINVINC, TANNINC, TTRINC).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AINC_OTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 930
Variable THINC_OTH
Description: Household-level sum of income earned over the reference period from other assets(TINC_OTH) [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: -$999,999,999Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHINC_OTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 931
TINC_AST Variable
Description: Person-level sum of income earned over the reference period from all assets(TINC_BANK, TINC_BOND, TINC_STMF, TINC_RENT, TINC_OTH).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 10
Min: -$999,999,999Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AINC_AST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 932
Variable THINC_AST
Description: Household-level sum of income earned over the reference period from all assets(TINC_AST) [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 11
Min: -$9,999,999,999Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHINC_AST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 933
TVAL_BANK Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of assets held at financial institutions (TJSSAVVAL,TJOSAVVAL, TOSAVVAL, TJSMMVAL, TJOMMVAL, TOMMVAL, TJSCDVAL,TJOCDVAL, TOCDVAL, TJSCHKVAL, TJOCHKVAL, TOCHKVAL).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_BANK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 934
Variable THVAL_BANK
Description: Household-level sum of value of assets held at financial institutions (TVAL_BANK)[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: 0Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_BANK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 935
TVAL_BOND Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of other interest-earning assets (TJSGOVSVALTJOGOVSVAL TOGOVSVAL TJSMCBDVAL TJOMCBDVAL TOMCBDVAL).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_BOND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 936
Variable THVAL_BOND
Description: Household-level sum of value of other interest-earning assets (TVAL_BOND) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_BOND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 937
TVAL_STMF Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of stocks and mutual funds (TJSSTVAL, TJOSTVAL,TOSTVAL, TJSMFVAL, TJOMFVAL, TOMFVAL).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_STMF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 938
Variable THVAL_STMF
Description: Household-level sum of value of stocks and mutual funds (TVAL_STMF) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_STMF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 939
TVAL_RENT Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of rental properties (TJSRPVAL, TJORPVAL, TORPVAL).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 9Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_RENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 940
Variable THVAL_RENT
Description: Household-level sum of value of rental properties (TVAL_RENT) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_RENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 941
TDEBT_RENT Variable
Description: Person-level sum of debt against rental properties (TJSRPDEBTVAL,TJORPDEBTVAL, TORPDEBTVAL).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_RENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 942
Variable THDEBT_RENT
Description: Household-level sum of debt against rental properties (TDEBT_RENT) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_RENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 943
TEQ_RENT Variable
Description: Person-level sum of equity in rental properties (TVAL_RENT, -TDEBT_RENT).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 9Min: -$99,999,999Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AEQ_RENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 944
Variable THEQ_RENT
Description: Household-level sum of equity in rental properties (TEQ_RENT) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: -$999,999,999Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHEQ_RENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 945
TVAL_RE Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of other real estate (TJSREVAL, TJOREVAL, TOREVAL).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_RE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 946
Variable THVAL_RE
Description: Household-level sum of value of other real estate (TVAL_RE) [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_RE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 947
TDEBT_RE Variable
Description: Person-level sum of debt against other real estate (TJSREDEBTVAL,TJOREDEBTVAL, TOREDEBTVAL).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_RE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 948
Variable THDEBT_RE
Description: Household-level sum of debt against other real estate (TDEBT_RE) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_RE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 949
TEQ_RE Variable
Description: Person-level sum of equity in other real estate (TVAL_RE, -TDEBT_RE).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 9Min: -$99,999,999Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AEQ_RE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 950
Variable THEQ_RE
Description: Household-level sum of equity in other real estate (TEQ_RE) [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: -$999,999,999Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHEQ_RE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 951
TVAL_OTH Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of other assets (TOINVVAL, TANNVAL, TTRVAL,TLIFE_CVAL).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_OTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 952
Variable THVAL_OTH
Description: Household-level sum of value of other assets (TVAL_OTH) [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_OTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 953
TVAL_RET Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of retirement accounts (TTHR401VAL, TIRAKEOVAL).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 8Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_RET
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 954
Variable THVAL_RET
Description: Household-level sum of value of retirement accounts (TVAL_RET) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_RET
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 955
TVAL_BUS Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of businesses in which the person owns a share(TBSI(i)PEROWN/100*TBSI(i)VAL (for i=1 to 3) + TBSJ(j)PEROWN/100*TBSJ(j)VAL(for j=1 to 7) ).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 9
Min: $0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_BUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 956
Variable THVAL_BUS
Description: Household-level sum of value of businesses (TVAL_BUS) [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_BUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 957
TDEBT_BUS Variable
Description: Person-level sum of debt against businesses in which the person owns a share(TBSI(i)PEROWN/100*TBSI(i)DEBT (for i=1 to 3) +TBSJ(j)PEROWN/100*TBSJ(j)DEBT (for j=1 to 7) ).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_BUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 958
Variable THDEBT_BUS
Description: Household-level sum of debt against businesses (TDEBT_BUS) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: 0Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_BUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 959
TEQ_BUS Variable
Description: Person-level sum of equity in businesses (TVAL_BUS, -TDEBT_BUS).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 10Min: -$999,999,999Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AEQ_BUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 960
Variable THEQ_BUS
Description: Household-level sum of equity in businesses (REQ_BUS) [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 11
Min: -$9,999,999,999Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHEQ_BUS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 961
TVAL_ESAV Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of educational savings accounts (TESAV(i)VAL for i=1,2,3)in which the person is the owner (as indicated by the variables EESAV(i)OWNER fori=1,2,3).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_ESAV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 962
Variable THVAL_ESAV
Description: Household-level sum of value of educational savings accounts (TVAL_ESAV) inwhich a household member is the owner (as indicated by the variablesEESAV(i)OWNER for i=1,2,3) [this is household-level data, therefore this value iscopied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_ESAV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 963
TVAL_VEH Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of all vehicles in which the person owns a share (asindicated by the variables EVEH(i)OWNER(j) for i=1,2,3 and j=1,2,3 andE(AST)OWNER(j) for AST=MCYC, BOAT, RV, OREC and j=1,2,3). Each vehicle'svalue (TVEH(i)VAL for i=1,2,3 and T(AST)VAL for AST=MCYC, BOAT, RV, OREC) isdivided equally among its total number of owners.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_VEH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 964
Variable THVAL_VEH
Description: Household-level sum of value of all vehicles (TVAL_VEH) [this is household-leveldata, therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_VEH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 965
TDEBT_VEH Variable
Description: Person-level sum of debt against all vehicles in which the person owns a share (asindicated by the variables EVEH(i)OWNER(j) for i=1,2,3 and j=1,2,3 andE(AST)OWNER(j) for AST=MCYC, BOAT, RV, OREC and j=1,2,3). Each vehicle'sdebt value (TVEH(i)DEBTVAL for i=1,2,3 and T(AST)DEBTVAL for AST=MCYC,BOAT, RV, OREC) is divided equally among its total number of owners.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_VEH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 966
Variable THDEBT_VEH
Description: Household-level sum of debt against all vehicles (TDEBT_VEH) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_VEH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 967
TVAL_HOME Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of primary residence (either TPROPVAL or TMHVAL) inwhich the person is an owner of the residence. The home's value is divided equallyamong its total number of owners.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 7
Min: 0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_HOME
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 968
Variable THVAL_HOME
Description: Household-level sum of value of primary residence (TVAL_HOME) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_HOME
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 969
TDEBT_HOME Variable
Description: Person-level sum of debt against primary residence (sum of either TPRLOAN(i)AMTor TMHLOAN(i)AMT for i=1,2,3) in which the person is an owner of the residence. The home's debt is divided equally among its total number of owners.
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_HOME
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 970
Variable THDEBT_HOME
Description: Household-level sum of debt against primary residence (TDEBT_HOME) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_HOME
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 971
TEQ_HOME Variable
Description: Person-level sum of equity in primary residence (TVAL_HOME -TDEBT_HOME)Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 9Min: -$99,999,999Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AEQ_HOME
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 972
Variable THEQ_HOME
Description: Household-level sum of equity in primary residence (TEQ_HOME) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: -$99,999,999Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AHEQ_HOME
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 973
TDEBT_CC Variable
Description: Person-level sum of amount owed on credit card debt and store bills(TJSCCDEBTVAL, TOCCDEBTVAL)
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_CC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 974
Variable THDEBT_CC
Description: Household-level sum of amount owed on credit card debt and store bills (TDEBT_CC)[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_CC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 975
TDEBT_ED Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of educational debt (TJSEDDEBTVAL TOEDDEBTVAL)Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 8Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_ED
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 976
Variable THDEBT_ED
Description: Household-level sum of amount owed on student loans and educational expenses(TDEBT_ED) [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to everymember of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_ED
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 977
TDEBT_OT Variable
Description: Person-level sum of amount owed on other debt (TJSOTDEBTVAL, TOOTDEBTVAL)Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 8Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_OT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 978
Variable THDEBT_OT
Description: Household-level sum of amount owed on other debt (TDEBT_OT) [this ishousehold-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_OT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 979
TDEBT_USEC Variable
Description: Person-level sum of value of amount owed on all unsecured debt (TDEBT_CC,TDEBT_ED, TDEBT_OT, TMED_AMT)
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_USEC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 980
Variable THDEBT_USEC
Description: Household-level sum of value of amount owed on all unsecured debt (TDEBT_USEC)[this is household-level data, therefore this value is copied to every member of thehousehold].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 9
Min: $0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_USEC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 981
TDEBT_SEC Variable
Description: Person-level sum of all secured debt (TDEBT_HOME, TDEBT_VEH, TDEBT_RENT,TDEBT_RE, TDEBT_BUS).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 9
Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_SEC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 982
Variable THDEBT_SEC
Description: Household-level sum of all secured debt (TDEBT_SEC) [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: 0Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_SEC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 983
TDEBT_AST Variable
Description: Person-level sum of all debt (TDEBT_SEC, TDEBT_USEC).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 9Min: 0Max: $999,999,999
Status Flag: ADEBT_AST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 984
Variable THDEBT_AST
Description: Household-level sum of all debt (TDEBT_AST) [this is household-level data, thereforethis value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: 0Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHDEBT_AST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 985
TVAL_AST Variable
Description: Person-level sum of all asset values (TVAL_BANK, TVAL_STMF, TVAL_BOND,TVAL_RENT, TVAL_RE, TVAL_OTH, TVAL_RET, TVAL_BUS, TVAL_HOME,TVAL_VEH, TVAL_ESAV).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the lastday of the reference period.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 10
Min: 0Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_AST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 986
Variable THVAL_AST
Description: Household-level sum of all asset values (TVAL_AST) [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 10
Min: 0Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_AST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 987
TNETWORTH Variable
Description: Person-level net worth (TVAL_AST, -TDEBT_AST).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 11Min: -$9,999,999,999Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: ANETWORTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 988
Variable THNETWORTH
Description: Household-level net worth [this is household-level data, therefore this value is copiedto every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 11
Min: -$9,999,999,999Max: $9,999,999,999
Status Flag: AHNETWORTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 989
TVAL_RMU Variable
Description: Person-level sum of rent, mortgage, and utility payments in December of thereference period (the value of TRMU_AMT(i) in which ERMU_PAYER(i)=PNUM fori=1,2,3).
Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age and insample in December.
Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12Length: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AVAL_RMU
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 990
Variable THVAL_RMU
Description: Household-level sum of rent, mortgage, and utility payments in December of thereference period (TVAL_RMU) [this is household-level data, therefore this value iscopied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in December.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE = 12) for at least one household memberLength: 8
Min: 0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AHVAL_RMU
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 991
TEQ_VEH Variable
Description: Person-level sum of equity in vehicles (TVAL_VEH, -TDEBT_VEH).Universe Description: Household members who were greater than or equal to 15 years of age as of the last
day of the reference period.Universe: TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AEQ_VEH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 992
Variable THEQ_VEH
Description: Household-level sum of equity in vehicles (TEQ_VEH) [this is household-level data,therefore this value is copied to every member of the household].
Universe Description: Households that had at least one member greater than or equal to 15 years of ageand in sample in month 12.
Universe: (TAGE_EHC >= 15 for MONTHCODE=12) for at least one household memberLength: 8
Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AHEQ_VEH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 993
TIRAKEO_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TIRAKEOVALUniverse Description: Value of IRA/Keogh accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 994
Variable TIRAKEO_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TIRAKEOVALUniverse Description: Value of IRA/Keogh accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 995
TTH401_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TTHR401VAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of 401k, 403b, 503b, and Thrift Savings Plan was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 996
Variable TTH401_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TTHR401VAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of 401k, 403b, 503b, and Thrift Savings Plan was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 997
TJSGVNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSGOVSINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned government securities [with a spouse or civil union partner
in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 998
Variable TJSGVNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSGOVSINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned government securities [with a spouse or civil union partner
in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 999
TJOGVNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOGOVSINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned government securities [for respondents without a spouse
in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1000
Variable TJOGVNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOGOVSINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned government securities [for respondents without a spouse
in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1001
TOGVNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOGOVSINCUniverse Description: Income from individually owned government securities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1002
Variable TOGVNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOGOVSINCUniverse Description: Income from individually owned government securities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1003
TJSCKINC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSCHKINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned checking accounts [with a spouse or civil union partner in
the household] was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1004
Variable TJSCKINC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSCHKINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned checking accounts [with a spouse or civil union partner in
the household] was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1005
TJOCKINC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOCHKINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned checking accounts [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1006
Variable TJOCKINC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOCHKINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned checking accounts [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1007
TOCKINC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOCHKINC (by demographic group)Universe Description: Income from individually owned checking accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1008
Variable TOCKINC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOCHKINC (by demographic group)Universe Description: Income from individually owned checking accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1009
TJSSVNC_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSSAVINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned savings accounts [with a spouse or civil union partner in
the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1010
Variable TJSSVNC_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSSAVINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned savings accounts [with a spouse or civil union partner in
the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1011
TJOSVNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOSAVINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned savings accounts [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1012
Variable TJOSVNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOSAVINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned savings accounts [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1013
TOSVNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOSAVINC (by demographic group)Universe Description: Income from individually owned savings accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1014
Variable TOSVNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOSAVINC (by demographic group)Universe Description: Income from individually owned savings accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1015
TJSMMNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSMMINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds
[with a spouse or civil union partner in the household] was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1016
Variable TJSMMNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSMMINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds
[with a spouse or civil union partner in the household] was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1017
TJOMMNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOMMINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds
[for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1018
Variable TJOMMNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOMMINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds
[for respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1019
TOMMNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOMMINCUniverse Description: Income from individually owned money market deposit accounts and money market
funds was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1020
Variable TOMMNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOMMINCUniverse Description: Income from individually owned money market deposit accounts and money market
funds was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1021
TJSCDNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSCDINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned certificates of deposit [with a spouse or civil-union partner
in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1022
Variable TJSCDNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSCDINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned certificates of deposit [with a spouse or civil-union partner
in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1023
TJOCDNC_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOCDINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned certificates of deposit [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1024
Variable TJOCDNC_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOCDINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned certificates of deposit [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1025
TOCDNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOCDINCUniverse Description: Income from individually owned certificates of deposit was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1026
Variable TOCDNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOCDINCUniverse Description: Income from individually owned certificates of deposit was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1027
TJSBDNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSMCBDINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned municipal and corporate bonds [with a spouse or civil
union partner in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1028
Variable TJSBDNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSMCBDINCUniverse Description: Income from jointly-owned municipal and corporate bonds [with a spouse or civil
union partner in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1029
TJOBDNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOMCBDINCUniverse Description: Income from municipal and corporate bonds [jointly-owned, partner not in household]
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1030
Variable TJOBDNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOMCBDINCUniverse Description: Income from municipal and corporate bonds [jointly-owned, partner not in household]
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1031
TOBDNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOMCBDINCUniverse Description: Income from individually owned municipal and corporate bonds was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1032
Variable TOBDNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOMCBDINCUniverse Description: Income from individually owned municipal and corporate bonds was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1033
TJSCKVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSCHKVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned checking accounts [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1034
Variable TJSCKVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSCHKVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned checking accounts [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1035
TJOCKVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOCHKVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned checking accounts [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1036
Variable TJOCKVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOCHKVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned checking accounts [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1037
TOCKVL_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOCHKVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of individually owned checking accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1038
Variable TOCKVL_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOCHKVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of individually owned checking accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1039
TJSSVVL_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSSAVVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned savings accounts [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1040
Variable TJSSVVL_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSSAVVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned savings accounts [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1041
TJOSVVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOSAVVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned savings accounts [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1042
Variable TJOSVVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOSAVVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned savings accounts [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1043
TOSVVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOSAVVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of individually owned savings accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1044
Variable TOSVVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOSAVVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of individually owned savings accounts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1045
TJSMMVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSMMVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds [with
a spouse or civil union partner in the household] was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1046
Variable TJSMMVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSMMVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds [with
a spouse or civil union partner in the household] was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1047
TJOMMVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOMMVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds [for
respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1048
Variable TJOMMVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOMMVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds [for
respondents without a spouse in the household either at the end of the referenceperiod or at the time of interview or without a civil union partner in the household atthe end of the reference period] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1049
TOMMVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOMMVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds
was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1050
Variable TOMMVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOMMVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned money market deposit accounts and money market funds
was topcoded.Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1051
TJSCDVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSCDVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned certificates of deposit [with a spouse or civil union partner in
the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1052
Variable TJSCDVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSCDVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned certificates of deposit [with a spouse or civil union partner in
the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1053
TJOCDVL_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOCDVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned certificates of deposit [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1054
Variable TJOCDVL_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOCDVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned certificates of deposit [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1055
TOCDVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOCDVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned certificates of deposit was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1056
Variable TOCDVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOCDVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned certificates of deposit was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1057
TJSGVVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSGOVSVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned government securities [with a spouse or civil union partner in
the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1058
Variable TJSGVVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSGOVSVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned government securities [with a spouse or civil union partner in
the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1059
TJOGVVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOGOVSVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned government securities [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1060
Variable TJOGVVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOGOVSVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned government securities [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1061
TOGVVL_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOGOVSVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned government securities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1062
Variable TOGVVL_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOGOVSVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned government securities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1063
TJSBDVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSMCBDVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned municipal and corporate bonds [with a spouse or civil union
partner in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1064
Variable TJSBDVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSMCBDVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned municipal and corporate bonds [with a spouse or civil union
partner in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1065
TJOBDVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOMCBDVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned municipal and corporate bonds [for respondents without a
spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1066
Variable TJOBDVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOMCBDVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned municipal and corporate bonds [for respondents without a
spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1067
TOBDVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOMCBDVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned municipal or corporate bonds was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1068
Variable TOBDVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOMCBDVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned municipal or corporate bonds was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1069
TJSMFNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSMFINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from jointly-owned mutual funds [with a spouse or civil
union partner in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1070
Variable TJSMFNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSMFINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from jointly-owned mutual funds [with a spouse or civil
union partner in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1071
TJOMFNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOMFINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from jointly-owned mutual funds [for respondents without a
spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1072
Variable TJOMFNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOMFINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from jointly-owned mutual funds [for respondents without a
spouse in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time ofinterview or without a civil union partner in the household at the end of the referenceperiod] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1073
TOMFNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOMFINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from individually owned mutual funds was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1074
Variable TOMFNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOMFINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from individually owned mutual funds was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1075
TJSSTNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSSTINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from jointly-owned stocks [with a spouse or civil union
partner in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1076
Variable TJSSTNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSSTINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from jointly-owned stocks [with a spouse or civil union
partner in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1077
TJOSTNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOSTINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from jointly-owned stocks [for respondents without a spouse
in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1078
Variable TJOSTNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOSTINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from jointly-owned stocks [for respondents without a spouse
in the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1079
TOSTNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOSTINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from individually owned stocks was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1080
Variable TOSTNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOSTINCUniverse Description: Value of dividend income from individually owned stocks was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1081
TJSMFVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSMFVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned mutual funds [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1082
Variable TJSMFVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSMFVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned mutual funds [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1083
TJOMFVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOMFVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned mutual funds [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1084
Variable TJOMFVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOMFVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned mutual funds [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1085
TOMFVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOMFVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned mutual funds was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1086
Variable TOMFVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOMFVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned mutual funds was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1087
TJSSTVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSSTVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned stocks [with a spouse or civil union partner in the household]
was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1088
Variable TJSSTVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSSTVAL Universe Description: Value of jointly-owned stocks [with a spouse or civil union partner in the household]
was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1089
TJOSTVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOSTVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned stocks [for respondents without a spouse in the household
either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1090
Variable TJOSTVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOSTVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned stocks [for respondents without a spouse in the household
either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1091
TOSTVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOSTVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned stocks was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1092
Variable TOSTVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOSTVAL Universe Description: Value of individually owned stocks was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1093
TMHVAL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TMHVALUniverse Description: Value of mobile home was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1094
Variable TMHVAL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TMHVAL Universe Description: Value of mobile home was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1095
TMHLOAN_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TMHLOANAMTUniverse Description: Principal owed on first three mortgages and loans against the mobile home was
topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1096
Variable TMHLOAN_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TMHLOANAMTUniverse Description: Principal owed on first three mortgages and loans against the mobile home was
topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1097
TPRVAL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TPRVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Property value of primary residence was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1098
Variable TPRVAL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TPRVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Property value of primary residence was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1099
TPRLOAN_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TPRLOANAMTUniverse Description: Principal owed on first three mortgages and loans against the primary residence was
topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1100
Variable TPRLOAN_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TPRLOANAMTUniverse Description: Principal owed on first three mortgages and loans against the primary residence was
topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1101
TRNTMT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TRENTMORT (by demographic group)Universe Description: Amount household paid for rent or mortgage was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1102
Variable TRNTMT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TRENTMORT (by demographic group)Universe Description: Amount household paid for rent or mortgage was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1103
TUTILS_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TUTILS (by demographic group)Universe Description: Amount household paid for basic utilities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1104
Variable TUTILS_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TUTILS (by demographic group)Universe Description: Amount household paid for basic utilities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1105
TFVAL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TLIFE_FVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Face value of life insurance policies was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1106
Variable TFVAL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TLIFE_FVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Face value of life insurance policies was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1107
TCVAL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TLIFE_CVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Cash value of life insurance policies was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1108
Variable TCVAL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TLIFE_CVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Cash value of life insurance policies was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1109
TESAV_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TESAV(1-3)VALUniverse Description: Values of educational savings account was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1110
Variable TESAV_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TESAV(1-3)VALUniverse Description: Value of educational savings account was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1111
TJSGRNC_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSRPGROINCUniverse Description: Gross income from jointly-owned rental property [with a spouse or civil union partner
in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1112
Variable TJSGRNC_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSRPGROINCUniverse Description: Gross income from jointly-owned rental property [with a spouse or civil union partner
in the household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1113
TJOGRNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJORPGROINCUniverse Description: Gross income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1114
Variable TJOGRNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJORPGROINCUniverse Description: Gross income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1115
TOGRNC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TORPGROINCUniverse Description: Gross income from individually owned rental property was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1116
Variable TOGRNC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TORPGROINCUniverse Description: Gross income from individually owned rental property was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1117
TJSNET_BSTD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of bottomcoded values for TJSRPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wasbottomcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1118
Variable TJSNET_TMED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSRPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1119
TJSNET_TSTD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSRPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1120
Variable TJSNET_BMED
Description: Median of bottomcoded values for TJSRPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wasbottomcoded.
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $0
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1121
TJONET_BSTD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of bottomcoded values for TJORPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wasbottomcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1122
Variable TJONET_TMED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJORPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1123
TJONET_TSTD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJORPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1124
Variable TJONET_BMED
Description: Median of bottomcoded values for TJORPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in
the household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wasbottomcoded.
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $0
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1125
TONET_BSTD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of bottomcoded values for TORPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from individually owned rental property was bottomcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1126
Variable TONET_TMED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TORPNETINC Universe Description: Net income from individually owned rental property was topcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1127
TONET_TSTD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TORPNETINCUniverse Description: Net income from individually owned rental property was topcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1128
Variable TONET_BMED
Description: Median of bottomcoded values for TORPNETINC Universe Description: Net income from individually owned rental property was bottomcoded.
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $0
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1129
TJSRPVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSRPVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned rental property [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1130
Variable TJSRPVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSRPVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned rental property [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1131
TJORPVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJORPVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1132
Variable TJORPVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJORPVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1133
TORPVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TORPVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned rental property was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1134
Variable TORPVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TORPVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned rental property was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1135
TJSRPDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSRPDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against jointly-owned rental property [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1136
Variable TJSRPDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSRPDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against jointly-owned rental property [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1137
TJORPDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJORPDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1138
Variable TJORPDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJORPDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against jointly-owned rental property [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1139
TORPDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TORPDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against individually owned rental property was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1140
Variable TORPDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TORPDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against individually owned rental property was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1141
TJSREVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSREVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned real estate [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1142
Variable TJSREVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSREVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned real estate [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1143
TJOREVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOREVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned real estate [for respondents without a spouse in the household
either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1144
Variable TJOREVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOREVALUniverse Description: Value of jointly-owned real estate [for respondents without a spouse in the household
either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview or without a civilunion partner in the household at the end of the reference period] was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1145
TOREVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOREVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned real estate was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1146
Variable TOREVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOREVALUniverse Description: Value of individually owned real estate was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1147
TJSREDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSREDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against jointly-owned real estate [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1148
Variable TJSREDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSREDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against jointly-owned real estate [with a spouse or civil union partner in the
household] was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1149
TJOREDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJOREDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against jointly-owned real estate [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1150
Variable TJOREDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJOREDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against jointly-owned real estate [for respondents without a spouse in the
household either at the end of the reference period or at the time of interview orwithout a civil union partner in the household at the end of the reference period] wastopcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1151
TOREDT_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOREDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against individually owned real estate was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1152
Variable TOREDT_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOREDEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against individually owned real estate was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1153
TVEHDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TVEH(1-3)DEBTVAL (by demographicgroup)
Universe Description: Amount owed on vehicle was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1154
Variable TVEHDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TVEH(1-3)DEBTVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Amount owed on vehicle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1155
TMCYCVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TMCYCVALUniverse Description: Value of motorcycle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1156
Variable TMCYCVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TMCYCVALUniverse Description: Value of motorcycle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1157
TBOATVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TBOATVALUniverse Description: Value of boat was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1158
Variable TBOATVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TBOATVALUniverse Description: Value of boat was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1159
TRVVL_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TRVVALUniverse Description: Value of RV was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1160
Variable TRVVL_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TRVVALUniverse Description: Value of RV was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1161
TRECVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TORECVALUniverse Description: Value of other recreational vehicle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1162
Variable TRECVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TORECVALUniverse Description: Value of other recreational vehicle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1163
TMCYCDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TMCYCDEBTVALUniverse Description: Amount owed on motorcycle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1164
Variable TMCYCDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TMCYCDEBTVALUniverse Description: Amount owed on motorcycle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1165
TBOATDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TBOATDEBTVALUniverse Description: Amount owed on boat was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1166
Variable TBOATDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TBOATDEBTVALUniverse Description: Amount owed on boat was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1167
TRVDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TRVDEBTVALUniverse Description: Amount owed on RV was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1168
Variable TRVDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TRVDEBTVALUniverse Description: Amount owed on RV was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1169
TRECDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TORECDEBTVALUniverse Description: Amount owed on other recreational vehicles was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1170
Variable TRECDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TORECDEBTVALUniverse Description: Amount owed on other recreational vehicles was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1171
TANNINC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TANNINCUniverse Description: Income received from annuities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1172
Variable TANNINC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TANNINCUniverse Description: Income received from annuities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1173
TANNVAL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TANNVALUniverse Description: Value of equity in annuities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1174
Variable TANNVAL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TANNVALUniverse Description: Value of equity in annuities was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1175
TTRINC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TTRINCUniverse Description: Income received from trusts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1176
Variable TTRINC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TTRINCUniverse Description: Income received from trusts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1177
TTRVAL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TTRVALUniverse Description: Value of equity in trusts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1178
Variable TTRVAL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TTRVALUniverse Description: Value of equity in trusts was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1179
TBSJVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TBSJ(1-7)VALUniverse Description: Value of business owned as a job was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1180
Variable TBSJVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TBSJ(1-7)VALUniverse Description: Value of business owned as a job was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1181
TBSIVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TBSI(1-3)VALUniverse Description: Value of business owned as an investment was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1182
Variable TBSIVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TBSI(1-3)VALUniverse Description: Value of business owned as an investment was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $1Max: $999,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1183
TBSJDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TBSJ(1-7)DEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against business owned as a job was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $0Max: $999,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1184
Variable TBSJDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TBSJ(1-7)DEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against business owned as a job was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $0Max: $999,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1185
TBSIDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TBSI(1-3)DEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against business owned as an investment was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $0Max: $999,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1186
Variable TBSIDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TBSI(1-3)DEBTVALUniverse Description: Debt against business owned as an investment was topcoded.
Length: 9Min: $0Max: $999,999,999
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TOINV_TSTD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOINVINCUniverse Description: Income received from other financial investments was topcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TOINV_BMED
Description: Median of bottomcoded values for TOINVINCUniverse Description: Income received from other financial investments was bottomcoded.
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $0
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TOINV_BSTD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of bottomcoded values for TOINVINCUniverse Description: Income received from other financial investments was bottomcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TOINV_TMED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOINVINCUniverse Description: Income received from other financial investments was topcoded.
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1191
TOINVVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOINVVALUniverse Description: Total balance or market value of other financial investments was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TOINVVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOINVVALUniverse Description: Total balance or market value of other financial investments was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1193
TJSCCDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSCCDEBTVALUniverse Description: Value of credit card debt or store bills owed jointly with a spouse or civil union partner
was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1194
Variable TJSCCDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSCCDEBTVALUniverse Description: Value of credit card debt or store bills owed jointly with a spouse or civil union partner
was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1195
TOCCDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOCCDEBTVALUniverse Description: Value of credit card debt or store bills owed in own name only was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1196
Variable TOCCDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOCCDEBTVALUniverse Description: Value of credit card debt or store bills owed in own name only was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1197
TJSEDDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSEDDEBTVALUniverse Description: Value of student loans or educational expenses owed jointly with a spouse or civil
union partner was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1198
Variable TJSEDDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSEDDEBTVALUniverse Description: Value of student loans or educational expenses owed jointly with a spouse or civil
union partner was topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1199
TOEDDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOEDDEBTVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of student loans or educational expenses owed in own name only was
topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1200
Variable TOEDDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOEDDEBTVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of student loans or educational expenses owed in own name only was
topcoded. Length: 7
Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1201
TJSOTDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJSOTDEBTVALUniverse Description: Value of other debts owed jointly with a spouse or civil union partner was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TJSOTDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJSOTDEBTVALUniverse Description: Value of other debts owed jointly with a spouse or civil union partner was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1203
TOOTDT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOOTDEBTVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of other debts owed in own name only was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1204
Variable TOOTDT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOOTDEBTVAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of other debts owed in own name only was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1205
TVEHVL_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TVEH(1-3)VAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of vehicle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1206
Variable TVEHVL_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TVEH(1-3)VAL (by demographic group)Universe Description: Value of vehicle was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1207
TMED_AMT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TMED_AMTUniverse Description: Value of medical debt was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1208
Variable TMED_AMT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TMED_AMTUniverse Description: Value of medical debt was topcoded.
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1209
EHLTSTAT Variable
Description: What is ... health status?Universe Description: New or returning household members
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Excellent
2 Very good
3 Good
4 Fair
5 Poor
Status Flag: AHLTSTAT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1210
Variable TDAYSICK
Description: How many days did illness or injury keep ... in bed more than half of the day?Universe Description: New or returning household members who are 15 or older at time of interview
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TAGE>15Length: 3
Min: 0Max: 365
Status Flag: ADAYSICK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1211
THOSPNIT Variable
Description: How many nights did ... spend in the hospital?Universe Description: New or returning household members who are 1 or older by month 12
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TAGE_EHC(12)>0Length: 3
Min: 0Max: 365
Status Flag: AHOSPNIT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1212
Variable EHREAS_DT
Description: Why was ... in the hospital (for the most recent stay)? (Diagnostic test to determinewhat was wrong)
Universe Description: Respondents who stayed overnight in the hospital during the reference periodUniverse: THOSPNIT ge 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHREASON
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EHREAS_BIR Variable
Description: Why was ... in the hospital (for the most recent stay)? (Birth - either to be born, or togive birth, including C-section)
Universe Description: Respondents who stayed overnight in the hospital during the reference periodUniverse: THOSPNIT ge 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHREASON
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1214
Variable EHREAS_OS
Description: Why was ... in the hospital (for the most recent stay)? (Operation or surgery)Universe Description: Respondents who stayed overnight in the hospital during the reference period
Universe: THOSPNIT ge 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHREASON
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1215
EHREAS_NST Variable
Description: Why was ... in the hospital (for the most recent stay)? (Other treatment or therapy notincluding surgery)
Universe Description: Respondents who stayed overnight in the hospital during the reference periodUniverse: THOSPNIT ge 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHREASON
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1216
Variable EHREAS_OTH
Description: Why was ... in the hospital (for the most recent stay)? (Any other reason)Universe Description: Respondents who stayed overnight in the hospital during the reference period
Universe: THOSPNIT ge 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHREASON
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1217
EPRESDRG Variable
Description: Did ... take any prescription medications?Universe Description: New or returning household members who are 1 or older by month 12
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TAGE_EHC(12)>0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRESDRG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1218
Variable EDALYDRG
Description: Did ... take prescription medication on a daily basis?Universe Description: Respondents who took prescription medication
Universe: EPRESDRG=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADALYDRG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1219
TVISDENT Variable
Description: How many visits has ... made to a dentist or other dental professional?Universe Description: New or returning household members who are 3 or older at time of interview
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TAGE>3Length: 3
Min: 0Max: 999
Status Flag: AVISDENT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1220
Variable ELOSTTH
Description: Has ... lost any of his/her permanent adult teeth?Universe Description: New or returning household members who are 15 or older at time of interview
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TAGE>=15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALOSTTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1221
EALLTH Variable
Description: Has ... lost all of his/her permanent adult teeth?Universe Description: Household members who lost any permanent adult teeth.
Universe: ELOSTTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AALLTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1222
Variable TVISDOC
Description: How many times did ... see or talk to a doctor, nurse, or any other type of medicalprovider about his/her health?
Universe Description: New or returning household members who are 1 or older by month 12Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TAGE_EHC(12)>0
Length: 3Min: 0Max: 999
Status Flag: AVISDOC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1223
TDOCNUM Variable
Description: How many of the visits or calls include contact with a physician?Universe Description: Respondents who visited a medical provider at least once during the reference period
Universe: TVISDOC>0Length: 3
Min: 0Max: 999
Status Flag: ADOCNUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1224
Variable THIPAYC
Description: How much did ... pay for comprehensive health insurance premiums?Universe Description: New or returning household members
Universe: THHLDSTATUS = (1,2)Length: 6
Min: $0Max: $999,000
Status Flag: AHIPAYC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1225
EWHIPAYC Variable
Description: Who in the household did respondent pay for? (comprehensive health insurancepremiums)
Universe Description: New or returning household membersUniverse: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No payment
1 Self only
2 Some people, excluding self
3 Some people, including self
4 All persons in household
Status Flag: AWHIPAYC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1226
Variable THIPAYS
Description: How much did ... pay for supplemental health insurance premiums?Universe Description: New or returning household members
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2)Length: 6
Min: $0Max: $999,000
Status Flag: AHIPAYS
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EWHIPAYS Variable
Description: Who in the household did respondent pay for? (supplemental health insurancepremiums)
Universe Description: New or returning household membersUniverse: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No payment
1 Self only
2 Some people, excluding self
3 Some people, including self
4 All persons in household
Status Flag: AWHIPAYS
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Variable TMDPAY
Description: How much did ... pay for his/her non-premium medical out-of-pocket expenditures onmedical care?
Universe Description: New or returning household membersUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)
Length: 6Min: $0Max: $999,000
Status Flag: AMDPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1229
EWMDPAY Variable
Description: Who in the household did respondent pay for? (Health care and supplies)Universe Description: New or returning household members
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No payment
1 Self only
2 Some people, excluding self
3 Some people, including self
4 All persons in household
Status Flag: AWMDPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1230
Variable TOTCMDPAY
Description: How much did ... pay for his/her non-premium medical out-of-pocket expenditures forover-the-counter health-related products?
Universe Description: New or returning household membersUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2)
Length: 5Min: $0Max: $99,000
Status Flag: AOTCMDPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1231
EWOTCMDPAY Variable
Description: Who in the household did respondent pay for? (Over- the-counter health products)Universe Description: New or returning household members
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No payment
1 Self only
2 Some people, excluding self
3 Some people, including self
4 All persons in household
Status Flag: AWOTCMDPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1232
Variable EFLEXSPND
Description: Does ... have a Flexible Spending Account for health expenses?Universe Description: New or returning household members who are 15 or older at time of interview, and
work for an employer in at least one month of the reference periodUniverse: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TAGE>=15 & (in any month of the reference period, any
EJB(1-7)_JBORSE=1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFLEXSPND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1233
ENOINDNT Variable
Description: During the month(s) ... was not covered by any health insurance, did he/she go to adentist or other dental professional?
Universe Description: New or returning household members, who were age 15 or older at time of interview,were uninsured for at least one month of the reference period, and had at least 1dental visit during the reference period
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TVISDENT>=1 & TAGE>=15 & (RHLTHMTH=2 in anymonth of the reference period)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINDNT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1234
Variable ENOINDOC
Description: During the month(s) ... was not covered by any health insurance, did he/she go to adoctor, nurse, or other medical provider?
Universe Description: New or returning household members, who were age 15 or older at time of interview,were uninsured for at least one month of the reference period, and had at least 1medical provider visit during the reference period
Universe: THHLDSTATUS=(1,2) & TVISDOC>=1 & TAGE>=15 & (RHLTHMTH=2 in any monthof the reference period)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINDOC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1235
ENOINCLN Variable
Description: Where did ... go to get this/those health care service(s)? (Clinic or Public HealthDepartment)
Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsuredUniverse: ENOINDOC=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINCLN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1236
Variable ENOINER
Description: Where did ... go to get this/those health care service(s)? (Emergency Room)Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsured
Universe: ENOINDOC=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINCLN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1237
ENOINHSP Variable
Description: Where did ... go to get this/those health care service(s)? (Hospital, excludingemergency room)
Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsuredUniverse: ENOINDOC=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINCLN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1238
Variable ENOINVA
Description: Where did ... go to get this/those health care service(s)? (VA hospital)Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsured
Universe: ENOINDOC=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINCLN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1239
ENOINDR Variable
Description: Where did ... go to get this/those health care service(s)? (Doctor's office)Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsured
Universe: ENOINDOC=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINCLN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1240
Variable ENOINDDS
Description: Where did ... go to get this/those health care service(s)? (Dentist's office)Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsured
Universe: ENOINDOC=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINCLN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1241
ENOINOTH Variable
Description: Where did ... go to get this/those health care service(s)? (Someplace else)Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsured
Universe: ENOINDOC=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINCLN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1242
Variable ENOININC
Description: Did anyone ask what ... income was before they set a price for the services?Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsured
Universe: ENOINDOC=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOININC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1243
ENOINTRT Variable
Description: Did ... receive treatment for an illness or injury?Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsured
Universe: ENOINDOC=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1244
Variable ENOINCHK
Description: Did ... receive any routine or preventative care?Universe Description: Respondents who visited with a medical provider while uninsured
Universe: ENOINDOC=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANOINCHK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1245
THIPAYC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for THIPAYCUniverse Description: Value for this variable was topcoded
Universe: Amount paid for comprehensive health insurance premiums was topcodedLength: 6
Min: $0Max: $999,000
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1246
Variable THIPAYC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for THIPAYCUniverse Description: Value for this variable was topcoded
Universe: Amount paid for comprehensive health insurance premiums was topcodedLength: 6
Min: $0Max: $999,000
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1247
THIPAYS_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for THIPAYSUniverse Description: Value for this variable was topcoded
Universe: Amount paid for supplemental health insurance premiums was topcodedLength: 6
Min: $0Max: $999,000
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1248
Variable THIPAYS_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for THIPAYSUniverse Description: Value for this variable was topcoded
Universe: Amount paid for supplemental health insurance premiums was topcodedLength: 6
Min: $0Max: $999,000
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1249
TMDPAY_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TMDPAYUniverse: Amount paid for non-premium medical out-of-pocket expenditures on medical care
was topcodedLength: 6
Min: $0Max: $999,000
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1250
Variable TMDPAY_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TMDPAYUniverse: Amount paid for non-premium medical out-of-pocket expenditures on medical care
was topcodedLength: 6
Min: $0Max: $999,000
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1251
TOTCPAY_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TOTCMDPAYUniverse: Amount paid for non-premium medical out-of-pocket expenditures for
over-the-counter health-related products was topcodedLength: 5
Min: $0Max: $99,000
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1252
Variable TOTCPAY_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TOTCMDPAYUniverse: Amount paid for non-premium medical out-of-pocket expenditures for
over-the-counter health-related products was topcodedLength: 5
Min: $0Max: $99,000
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1253
TDAYSICK_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TDAYSICKUniverse Description: Number of days illness or injury kept ... in bed more than half of the day was
topcodedLength: 3
Min: 0Max: 365
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1254
Variable TDAYSICK_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TDAYSICKUniverse Description: Number of days illness or injury kept ... in bed more than half of the day was
topcodedLength: 3
Min: 0Max: 365
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1255
THOSPNIT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for THOSPNITUniverse Description: Number of nights ... spent in hospital was topcoded
Length: 3Min: 0Max: 365
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1256
Variable THOSPNIT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for THOSPNITUniverse Description: Number of nights ... spent in hospital was topcoded
Length: 3Min: 0Max: 365
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1257
TVISDENT_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TVISDENTUniverse Description: Number of visits ... made to a dentist or other dental professional was topcoded
Length: 3Min: 0Max: 999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1258
Variable TVISDENT_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TVISDENTUniverse Description: Number of visits ... made to a dentist or other dental professional was topcoded
Length: 3Min: 0Max: 999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1259
TVISDOC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TVISDOCUniverse Description: Number of times ... saw or talked to a doctor, nurse, or any other type of medical
provider about his/her health was topcodedLength: 3
Min: 0Max: 999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1260
Variable TVISDOC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TVISDOCUniverse Description: Number of times ... saw or talked to a doctor, nurse, or any other type of medical
provider about his/her health was topcodedLength: 3
Min: 0Max: 999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1261
TDOCNUM_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TDOCNUMUniverse Description: Number of visits or calls that included contact with a physician was topcoded
Length: 3Min: 0Max: 999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1262
Variable TDOCNUM_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TDOCNUMUniverse Description: Number of visits or calls that included contact with a physician was topcoded
Length: 3Min: 0Max: 999
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1263
EHEARING Variable
Description: Is ... deaf or does he/she have serious difficulty hearing?Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged 1 year or older
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and TAGE>=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHEARING
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1264
Variable ESEEING
Description: Is ... blind or does he/she have serious difficulty seeing?Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged 1 year or older
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and TAGE>=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASEEING
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1265
ECOGNIT Variable
Description: Does ... have serious difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions?Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged 5 years or older.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and TAGE>=5Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACOGNIT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1266
Variable EAMBULAT
Description: Does ... have serious difficulty walking or climbing stairs?Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged 5 years or older.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and TAGE>=5Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAMBULAT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1267
ESELFCARE Variable
Description: Does ... have difficulty dressing or bathing?Universe Description: All respondents aged 5 years or older
Universe: TAGE>=5Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASELFCARE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1268
Variable EPLAYDIF
Description: Does ... have any physical, mental, or emotional problems that limit his/her ability toplay with other children of the same age?
Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged between 5 and 14 years oldUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and 5<=TAGE<15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APLAYDIF
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1269
ESCHOOLWK Variable
Description: Does ... have any limitations in his/her ability to do regular school work?Universe Description: All respondents aged between 5 and 14 years old
Universe: TAGE>=5 and TAGE<15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASCHOOLWK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1270
Variable EERRANDS
Description: Does ... have difficulty doing errands alone?Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged 15 years or older
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and TAGE>=15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AERRANDS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1271
EFINDJOB Variable
Description: Does ... have difficulty finding a job or remaining employed?Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged between 15 and 70 years old
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and 15<=TAGE<=70Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFINDJOB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1272
Variable EJOBCANT
Description: Is ... prevented from working?Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged between 15 and 70 years old who
either a) reported difficulty finding a job or remaining employed OR b) reported beinglimited in the kind/amount of work that they can do
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and 15<=TAGE<=70 and (EFINDJOB=1 or EDISABL=1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJOBCANT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1273
EDDELAY Variable
Description: Does ... have a serious physical or mental condition or a developmental delay thatlimits ordinary activity?
Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged between 1 and 4 years oldUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and 1<=TAGE<5
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ADDELAY
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Variable RDIS
Description: Recode - indicates individual has at least one of six core disability measures(Hearing, Seeing, Cognitive, Ambulatory, Self-Care, Independent Living)
Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged 1 year or olderUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and TAGE>=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes, with a core disability
2 No, without a core disability
Status Flag: ADIS
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RDIS_ALT Variable
Description: Recode Indicates individual has at least one disability as indicated by any of the sixcore disability questions, three child disability questions, or two work disabilityquestions.
Universe Description: All new and returning household members aged 1 year or olderUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) and TAGE>=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes, with a disability
2 No, without a disability
Status Flag: ADIS_ALT
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Variable EDINRPAR
Description: How many days in a typical week did reference parent eat dinner with child/children?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 18.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 17 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: ADINRPAR
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EDINROP Variable
Description: How many days in a typical week did other parent eat dinner with child/children?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child under the age of 18.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 17 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: ADINROP
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Variable EREADCWB
Description: How many days in a typical week did reference parent read to child/children?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child 5 years old or less.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 5 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: AREADCWB
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EOUTINGSRPAR Variable
Description: How many days in a typical week did reference parent take child/children on any kindof outings?
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child 5 years old or less.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 5 > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: AOUTINGSRPAR
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Variable EOUTINGSROP
Description: How many days in a typical week did the other parent take child/children on any kindof outings?
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child 5 years old or less.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 0 to 5 > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: AOUTINGSROP
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EREPGRD Variable
Description: Has child/any children repeated a grade or been held back?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the ages of 6 and 17.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 6 to 17 > 0Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AREPGRD
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Variable EEXPSCH
Description: Child/children ever been suspended or expelled from school?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the ages of 6 and 17.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 6 to 17 > 0Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AEXPSCH
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EGIFTED Variable
Description: Child/children in gifted class/classes.Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the ages of 6 and 17.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 6 to 17 > 0Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AGIFTED
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Variable ESPORT
Description: Child/children play on a sports team in or out of school?Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the ages of 6 and 17.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 6 to 17 > 0Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASPORT
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ELESSON Variable
Description: Child/children takes lessons after school (music, dance, language, etc.)Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the ages of 6 and 17.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 6 to 17 > 0Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ALESSON
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Variable ECLUB
Description: Child/children participate in any clubs or organizations after school or on weekends.Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the ages of 6 and 17.
Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 6 to 17 > 0Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACLUB
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ERELIG Variable
Description: In the past year, how often did child/children go to religious services or religious socialor school events?
Universe Description: Reference parent who reported at least one child between the ages of 6 and 17.Universe: ERP=1 and number of children ages 6 to 17 > 0
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Never
2 Several times a year
3 About once a month
4 About once a week
5 Every day or almost every day
Status Flag: ARELIG
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Variable EAWBCRACK
Description: Are there cracks in the ceiling or walls?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBCRACK
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EAWBHOLES Variable
Description: Are there holes in the floor?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBHOLES
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Variable EAWBPESTS
Description: Is there a problem with pests?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBPESTS
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EAWBPLUMB Variable
Description: Are there plumbing problems?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBPLUMB
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Variable EAWBTRAFF
Description: Is street noise or traffic a problem?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBTRAFF
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EAWBTRASH Variable
Description: Is trash a problem?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBTRASH
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Variable EAWBSTAY
Description: Did ... stay home during certain time because he/she thought it might be unsafe?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBSTAY
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EAWBSAFE Variable
Description: Is ... neighborhood safe from crime?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Very safe
2 Somewhat safe
3 Somewhat unsafe
4 Very unsafe
Status Flag: AAWBSAFE
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Variable EAWBMORT
Description: Was ... unable to pay rent or mortgage?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBMORT
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EAWBGAS Variable
Description: Was ... unable to pay the utility bills?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AAWBGAS
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Variable EFOOD1
Description: The food you bought did not last?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Often true
2 Sometimes true
3 Never true
Status Flag: AFOOD1
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EFOOD2 Variable
Description: Could not afford balanced meals?Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Often true
2 Sometimes true
3 Never true
Status Flag: AFOOD2
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Variable EFOOD3
Description: In 2017, did you ever cut the size of your meals or skip meals because there wasn'tenough money for food?
Universe Description: All interviewed households (asked of reference person).Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD3
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EFOOD4 Variable
Description: How often did ... cut the size of his/her meals?Universe Description: Household Respondents who reported there were times when meals were either
skipped or cut back because there wasn't enough money for food.Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and EFOOD3=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Almost every month
2 Some months but not every month
3 Only 1 or 2 months
Status Flag: AFOOD4
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Variable EFOOD5
Description: In 2017, did you ever eat less than you felt you should because there wasn't enoughmoney to buy food?
Universe Description: Respondents who reported that they (1) often or sometimes ran out of money to buymore food, or (2) often or sometimes couldn't afford balanced meals, or (3) reportedthat they had at some point skipped/cut back meals because of lack of money.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and EFOOD1 =1-2, or EFOOD2=1-2, or EFOOD3=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD5
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EFOOD6 Variable
Description: In 2017, were you ever hungry but didn't eat because there wasn't enough money forfood?
Universe Description: Respondents who reported that they (1) often or sometimes ran out of money to buymore food, or (2) often or sometimes couldn't afford balanced meals, or (3) reportedthat they had at some point skipped/cut back meals because of lack of money.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and EFOOD1 =1-2, or EFOOD2=1-2, or EFOOD3=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AFOOD6
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Variable RFOODR
Description: Recode for the raw food security score that is a count of affirmative responses.Universe Description: People age 15 and older.
Universe: TAGE GE 15.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 No affirmative responses to food security questions
1-6 Count of affirmative responses to food security questions
Status Flag: AFOODR
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RFOODS Variable
Description: Recode variable for food security status.Universe Description: People age 15 and older.
Universe: TAGE GE 15.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 High or marginal food security
2 Low food security
3 Very low food security
Status Flag: AFOODS
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Variable RREPGRD
Description: Child repeated gradeUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARREPGRD
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REXPSCH Variable
Description: Child was expelledUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AREXPSCH
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Variable RGIFTED
Description: Child is in a gifted classUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARGIFTED
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RSPORT Variable
Description: Child plays sportsUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARSPORT
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Variable RLESSON
Description: Child takes lessonsUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARLESSON
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RCLUB Variable
Description: Child is in clubsUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ARCLUB
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Variable RCARES
Description: Child cares about schoolUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 None of the time
6 Not enrolled
Status Flag: ACARES
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RWORKS Variable
Description: Child only does schoolwork when forcedUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 None of the time
6 Not enrolled
Status Flag: AWORKS
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Variable RGETBY
Description: Child does just enough to get byUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 None of the time
6 Not enrolled
Status Flag: AGETBY
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RHMWRK Variable
Description: Child does homeworkUniverse Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 All of the time
2 Most of the time
3 Some of the time
4 None of the time
6 Not enrolled
Status Flag: AHMWRK
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Variable RDINRPAR
Description: Number of times reference parent had dinner with child 0-17.Universe Description: Child between 0 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 0 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: ARDINRPAR
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RDINROP Variable
Description: Number of times other parent had dinner with child 0-17.Universe Description: Child between 0 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 0 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: ARDINROP
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Variable RREADCWB
Description: Number of times reference parent read to child 0-5.Universe Description: Child between 0 and 5 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 0 and le 5Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: ARREADCWB
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ROUTINGSRPAR Variable
Description: Number of times the reference parent takes child 0-5 on outings.Universe Description: Child between 0 and 5 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 0 and le 5Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: AROUTINGSRPA
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Variable ROUTINGSROP
Description: Number of times the other parent takes child 0-5 on outings.Universe Description: Child between 0 and 5 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 0 and le 5Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 None
1 One day
2 Two days
3 Three days
4 Four days
5 Five days
6 Six days
7 Seven days
Status Flag: AROUTINGSROP
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RRELIG Variable
Description: Frequency attending religious services with child 6-17Universe Description: Child between 6 and 17 years old
Universe: TAGE ge 6 and le 17Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Never
2 Several times a year
3 About once a month
4 About once a week
5 Every day or almost every day
Status Flag: ARRELIG
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Variable EJB1_BMONTH
Description: The beginning month of a job spell with employer 1Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_SCRNR = 1 & EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_BMONTH
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EJB2_BMONTH Variable
Description: The beginning month of a job spell with employer 2Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_SCRNR = 1 & EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_BMONTH
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Variable EJB3_BMONTH
Description: The beginning month of a job spell with employer 3Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_SCRNR = 1 & EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_BMONTH
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EJB4_BMONTH Variable
Description: The beginning month of a job spell with employer 4Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_SCRNR = 1 & EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB4_BMONTH
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Variable EJB5_BMONTH
Description: The beginning month of a job spell with employer 5Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB5_SCRNR = 1 & EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB5_BMONTH
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EJB6_BMONTH Variable
Description: The beginning month of a job spell with employer 6Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_SCRNR = 1 & EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB6_BMONTH
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Variable EJB7_BMONTH
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_BMONTH
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EJB1_EMONTH Variable
Description: The ending month of a job spell with employer 1Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_SCRNR = 1 & EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_EMONTH
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Variable EJB2_EMONTH
Description: The ending month of a job spell with employer 2Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_SCRNR = 1 & EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_EMONTH
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EJB3_EMONTH Variable
Description: The ending month of a job spell with employer 3Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_SCRNR = 1 & EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_EMONTH
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Variable EJB4_EMONTH
Description: The ending month of a job spell with employer 4Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_SCRNR = 1 & EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB4_EMONTH
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EJB5_EMONTH Variable
Description: The ending month of a job spell with employer 5Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB5_SCRNR = 1 & EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB5_EMONTH
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Variable EJB6_EMONTH
Description: The ending month of a job spell with employer 6Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_SCRNR = 1 & EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB6_EMONTH
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EJB7_EMONTH Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_EMONTH
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Variable EJB1_JBORSE
Description: This variable describes the type of work arrangement, whether work for an employer,self employed or other.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Employer
2 Self-employed (owns a business)
3 Other work arrangement
Status Flag: AJB1_JBORSE
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EJB2_JBORSE Variable
Description: This variable describes the type of work arrangement, whether work for an employer,self employed or other.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Employer
2 Self-employed (owns a business)
3 Other work arrangement
Status Flag: AJB2_JBORSE
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Variable EJB3_JBORSE
Description: This variable describes the type of work arrangement, whether work for an employer,self employed or other.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Employer
2 Self-employed (owns a business)
3 Other work arrangement
Status Flag: AJB3_JBORSE
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EJB4_JBORSE Variable
Description: This variable describes the type of work arrangement, whether work for an employer,self employed or other.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Employer
2 Self-employed (owns a business)
3 Other work arrangement
Status Flag: AJB4_JBORSE
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Variable EJB5_JBORSE
Description: This variable describes the type of work arrangement, whether work for an employer,self employed or other.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Employer
2 Self-employed (owns a business)
3 Other work arrangement
Status Flag: AJB5_JBORSE
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EJB6_JBORSE Variable
Description: This variable describes the type of work arrangement, whether work for an employer,self employed or other.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.Universe: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTH
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Employer
2 Self-employed (owns a business)
3 Other work arrangement
Status Flag: AJB6_JBORSE
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Variable EJB7_JBORSE
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_JBORSE
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EJB1_CONCHK Variable
Description: Flag for definite work arrangement.Universe Description: Respondents who reported "other work arrangement" during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_CONCHK
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Variable EJB2_CONCHK
Description: Flag for definite work arrangement.Universe Description: Respondents who reported "other work arrangement" during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_CONCHK
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EJB3_CONCHK Variable
Description: Flag for definite work arrangement.Universe Description: Respondents who reported "other work arrangement" during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_CONCHK
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Variable EJB4_CONCHK
Description: Flag for definite work arrangement.Universe Description: Respondents who reported "other work arrangement" during the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 3Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_CONCHK
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EJB5_CONCHK Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_CONCHK
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Variable EJB6_CONCHK
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_CONCHK
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EJB7_CONCHK Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CONCHK
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Variable EJB1_STRTJAN
Description: Identifies whether a job/business/work arrangement began in January of thereference period or started before the reference period.
Universe Description: New respondents who held their job in January of the reference period.Universe: EJB1_BMONTH = 1 & THHLDSTATUS = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_STRTJAN
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EJB2_STRTJAN Variable
Description: Identifies whether a job/business/work arrangement began in January of thereference period or started before the reference period.
Universe Description: New respondents who held their job in January of the reference period.Universe: EJB2_BMONTH = 1 & THHLDSTATUS = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_STRTJAN
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Variable EJB3_STRTJAN
Description: Identifies whether a job/business/work arrangement began in January of thereference period or started before the reference period.
Universe Description: New respondents who held their job in January of the reference period.Universe: EJB3_BMONTH = 1 & THHLDSTATUS = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_STRTJAN
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EJB4_STRTJAN Variable
Description: Identifies whether a job/business/work arrangement began in January of thereference year period or started before the reference period.
Universe Description: New respondents who held their job in January of the reference period.Universe: EJB4_BMONTH = 1 & THHLDSTATUS = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_STRTJAN
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Variable EJB5_STRTJAN
Description: Identifies whether a job/business/work arrangement began in January of thereference year period or started before the reference period.
Universe Description: New respondents who held their job in January of the reference period.Universe: EJB5_BMONTH = 1 & THHLDSTATUS = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_STRTJAN
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EJB6_STRTJAN Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_STRTJAN
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Variable EJB7_STRTJAN
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_STRTJAN
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TJB1_STRTYR Variable
Description: In what year did ... begin this job/business?Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_STRTJAN = 2Length: 4
Min: 1980Max: 2017
Status Flag: AJB1_STRTYR
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Variable TJB2_STRTYR
Description: In what year did ... begin this job/business?Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_STRTJAN = 2Length: 4
Min: 1980Max: 2017
Status Flag: AJB2_STRTYR
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TJB3_STRTYR Variable
Description: In what year did ... begin this job/business?Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_STRTJAN = 2Length: 4
Min: 1980Max: 2017
Status Flag: AJB3_STRTYR
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Variable TJB4_STRTYR
Description: In what year did ... begin this job/business?Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_STRTJAN = 2Length: 4
Min: 1980Max: 2017
Status Flag: AJB4_STRTYR
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TJB5_STRTYR Variable
Description: In what year did ... begin this job/business?Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_STRTJAN = 2Length: 4
Min: 1980Max: 2017
Status Flag: AJB5_STRTYR
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Variable TJB6_STRTYR
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB6_STRTYR
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TJB7_STRTYR Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB7_STRTYR
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Variable EJB1_STRTMON
Description: The month a job began when the job began prior to the reference period.Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period, between
1900 and the interview year.Universe: EJB1_STRTJAN = 2 & TJB1_STRTYR > 1900 & TJB1_STRTYR < reference period
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_STRTMON
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EJB2_STRTMON Variable
Description: The month a job began when the job began prior to the reference period.Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period, between
1900 and the interview year.Universe: EJB2_STRTJAN = 2 & TJB2_STRTYR > 1900 & TJB2_STRTYR < reference period
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_STRTMON
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Variable EJB3_STRTMON
Description: The month a job began when the job began prior to the reference period.Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period, between
1900 and the interview year.Universe: EJB3_STRTJAN = 2 & TJB3_STRTYR > 1900 & TJB3_STRTYR < reference period
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_STRTMON
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EJB4_STRTMON Variable
Description: The month a job began when the job began prior to the reference period.Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period, between
1900 and the interview year.Universe: EJB4_STRTJAN = 2 & EJB4_STRTYR > 1900 & EJB4_STRTYR < reference year
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 12
Status Flag: AJB4_STRTMON
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Variable EJB5_STRTMON
Description: The month a job began when the job began prior to the reference period.Universe Description: Respondents who started their job before January of the reference period, between
1900 and the interview year.Universe: EJB5_STRTJAN = 2 & EJB5_STRTYR > 1900 & EJB5_STRTYR < reference year
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 12
Status Flag: AJB5_STRTMON
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EJB6_STRTMON Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_STRTMON
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Variable EJB7_STRTMON
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_STRTMON
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EJB1_STARTWK Variable
Description: This variable gives the value for the first week in the reference period that the personheld this job/business.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_BMONTH in (1:12)
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_STARTWK
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Variable EJB2_STARTWK
Description: This variable gives the value for the first week in the reference period that the personheld this job/business.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_BMONTH in (1:12)
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_STARTWK
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EJB3_STARTWK Variable
Description: This variable gives the value for the first week in the reference period that the personheld this job/business.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_BMONTH in (1:12)
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_STARTWK
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Variable EJB4_STARTWK
Description: This variable gives the value for the first week in the reference period that the personheld this job/business.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_BMONTH in (1:12)
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB4_STARTWK
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EJB5_STARTWK Variable
Description: This variable gives the value for the first week in the reference period that the personheld this job/business.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_BMONTH in (1:12)
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB5_STARTWK
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Variable EJB6_STARTWK
Description: This variable gives the value for the first week in the reference period that the personheld this job/business.
Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference period.Universe: EJB6_BMONTH in (1:12)
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB6_STARTWK
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EJB7_STARTWK Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_STARTWK
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Variable EJB1_ENDWK
Description: Last week in the reference period where the job was held.Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_EMONTH in (1:12)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_ENDWK
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EJB2_ENDWK Variable
Description: Last week in the reference period where the job was held.Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_EMONTH in (1:12)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_ENDWK
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Variable EJB3_ENDWK
Description: Last week in the reference period where the job was held.Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_EMONTH in (1:12)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_ENDWK
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EJB4_ENDWK Variable
Description: Last week in the reference period where the job was held.Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_EMONTH in (1:12)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB4_ENDWK
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Variable EJB5_ENDWK
Description: Last week in the reference period where the job was held.Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB5_EMONTH in (1:12)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB5_ENDWK
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EJB6_ENDWK Variable
Description: Last week in the reference period where the job was held.Universe Description: Respondents who held a job during the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_EMONTH in (1:12)Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB6_ENDWK
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Variable EJB7_ENDWK
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_ENDWK
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EJB1_RSEND Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... stopped working for ... employer?Universe Description: Respondents whose jobs for an employer ended during the reference period or
before a respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,3) & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB1_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB1_EMONTH=12 & RJB1_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB1_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB1_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB1_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Plant or company closed down or moved
2 Slack work or business conditions
3 Position or shift abolished
4 Temporary or seasonal job completed
5 Discharged or fired
6 Other involuntary reason
7 Quit to take another job
8 Unsatisfactory work arrangements
9 Quit for some other reason
10 Retirement
11 Childcare problems
12 Other family/personal obligations
13 Own illness
14 Own injury
15 School or training
16 Other personal reason
Status Flag: AJB1_RSEND
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Variable EJB2_RSEND
Description: What is the main reason ... stopped working for ... employer?Universe Description: Respondents whose jobs for an employer ended during the reference period or
before a respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,3) & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB2_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB2_EMONTH=12 & RJB2_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB2_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB2_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB2_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Plant or company closed down or moved
2 Slack work or business conditions
3 Position or shift abolished
4 Temporary or seasonal job completed
5 Discharged or fired
6 Other involuntary reason
7 Quit to take another job
8 Unsatisfactory work arrangements
9 Quit for some other reason
10 Retirement
11 Childcare problems
12 Other family/personal obligations
13 Own illness
14 Own injury
15 School or training
16 Other personal reason
Status Flag: AJB2_RSEND
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EJB3_RSEND Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... stopped working for ... employer?Universe Description: Respondents whose jobs for an employer ended during the reference period or
before a respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,3) & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB3_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB3_EMONTH=12 & RJB2_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB3_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB3_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB3_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Plant or company closed down or moved
2 Slack work or business conditions
3 Position or shift abolished
4 Temporary or seasonal job completed
5 Discharged or fired
6 Other involuntary reason
7 Quit to take another job
8 Unsatisfactory work arrangements
9 Quit for some other reason
10 Retirement
11 Childcare problems
12 Other family/personal obligations
13 Own illness
14 Own injury
15 School or training
16 Other personal reason
Status Flag: AJB3_RSEND
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Variable EJB4_RSEND
Description: What is the main reason ... stopped working for ... employer?Universe Description: Respondents whose jobs for an employer ended during the reference period or
before a respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,3) & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB4_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB4_EMONTH=12 & RJB4_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB4_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB4_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB4_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Plant or company closed down or moved
2 Slack work or business conditions
3 Position or shift abolished
4 Temporary or seasonal job completed
5 Discharged or fired
6 Other involuntary reason
7 Quit to take another job
8 Unsatisfactory work arrangements
9 Quit for some other reason
10 Retirement
11 Childcare problems
12 Other family/personal obligations
13 Own illness
14 Own injury
15 School or training
16 Other personal reason
Status Flag: AJB4_RSEND
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EJB5_RSEND Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... stopped working for ... employer?Universe Description: Respondents whose jobs for an employer ended during the reference period or
before a respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,3) & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB5_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB5_EMONTH=12 & RJB5_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB5_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB5_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB5_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Plant or company closed down or moved
2 Slack work or business conditions
3 Position or shift abolished
4 Temporary or seasonal job completed
5 Discharged or fired
6 Other involuntary reason
7 Quit to take another job
8 Unsatisfactory work arrangements
9 Quit for some other reason
10 Retirement
11 Childcare problems
12 Other family/personal obligations
13 Own illness
14 Own injury
15 School or training
16 Other personal reason
Status Flag: AJB5_RSEND
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Variable EJB6_RSEND
Description: What is the main reason ... stopped working for ... employer?Universe Description: Respondents whose jobs for an employer ended during the reference period or
before a respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,3) & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB6_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB6_EMONTH=12 & RJB6_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB6_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB6_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB6_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Plant or company closed down or moved
2 Slack work or business conditions
3 Position or shift abolished
4 Temporary or seasonal job completed
5 Discharged or fired
6 Other involuntary reason
7 Quit to take another job
8 Unsatisfactory work arrangements
9 Quit for some other reason
10 Retirement
11 Childcare problems
12 Other family/personal obligations
13 Own illness
14 Own injury
15 School or training
16 Other personal reason
Status Flag: AJB6_RSEND
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EJB7_RSEND Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_RSEND
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Variable EJB1_RENDB
Description: What is the main reason ... gave up or ended this business?Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses ended during the reference period or before a
respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE=2 & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB1_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB1_EMONTH=12 & RJB1_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB1_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB1_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB1_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Retirement
2 Childcare problems
3 Other family/personal oroblems
4 Own illness
5 Own injury
6 School or training
7 Went bankrupt or business failed
8 Sold business or transferred ownership
9 To start other business or take a job
10 Season ended for a seasonal business
11 Quit for some other reason
Status Flag: AJB1_RENDB
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EJB2_RENDB Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... gave up or ended this business?Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses ended during the reference period or before a
respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE=2 & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB2_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB2_EMONTH=12 & RJB2_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB2_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB2_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB2_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Retirement
2 Childcare problems
3 Other family/personal oroblems
4 Own illness
5 Own injury
6 School or training
7 Went bankrupt or business failed
8 Sold business or transferred ownership
9 To start other business or take a job
10 Season ended for a seasonal business
11 Quit for some other reason
Status Flag: AJB2_RENDB
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Variable EJB3_RENDB
Description: What is the main reason ... gave up or ended this business?Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses ended during the reference period or before a
respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE=2 & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB3_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB3_EMONTH=12 & RJB3_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB3_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB3_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB3_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Retirement
2 Childcare problems
3 Other family/personal oroblems
4 Own illness
5 Own injury
6 School or training
7 Went bankrupt or business failed
8 Sold business or transferred ownership
9 To start other business or take a job
10 Season ended for a seasonal business
11 Quit for some other reason
Status Flag: AJB3_RENDB
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EJB4_RENDB Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... gave up or ended this business?Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses ended during the reference period or before a
respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE=2 & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB4_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB4_EMONTH=12 & RJB4_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB4_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB4_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB4_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Retirement
2 Childcare problems
3 Other family/personal oroblems
4 Own illness
5 Own injury
6 School or training
7 Went bankrupt or business failed
8 Sold business or transferred ownership
9 To start other business or take a job
10 Season ended for a seasonal business
11 Quit for some other reason
Status Flag: AJB4_RENDB
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Variable EJB5_RENDB
Description: What is the main reason ... gave up or ended this business?Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses ended during the reference period or before a
respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE=2 & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB5_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB5_EMONTH=12 & RJB5_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB5_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB5_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB5_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Retirement
2 Childcare problems
3 Other family/personal oroblems
4 Own illness
5 Own injury
6 School or training
7 Went bankrupt or business failed
8 Sold business or transferred ownership
9 To start other business or take a job
10 Season ended for a seasonal business
11 Quit for some other reason
Status Flag: AJB5_RENDB
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EJB6_RENDB Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... gave up or ended this business?Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses ended during the reference period or before a
respondent permanently left the sample.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE=2 & ((THHLDSTATUS in (1,2) & (EJB6_EMONTH<12 |
(EJB6_EMONTH=12 & RJB6_CONTFLG=0))) | (THHLDSTATUS in (3,4,5,6) &(EJB6_EMONTH<LAST_MONTH | (EJB6_EMONTH=LAST_MONTH &RJB6_CONTFLG=0))))
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Retirement
2 Childcare problems
3 Other family/personal oroblems
4 Own illness
5 Own injury
6 School or training
7 Went bankrupt or business failed
8 Sold business or transferred ownership
9 To start other business or take a job
10 Season ended for a seasonal business
11 Quit for some other reason
Status Flag: AJB6_RENDB
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Variable EJB7_RENDB
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_RENDB
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EJB1_CLWRK Variable
Description: Class of workerUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Federal government employee
2 Active duty military
3 State government employee
4 Local government employee
5 Employee of a private, for-profit company
6 Employee of a private, not-for-profit company
7 Self-employed in own incorporated business
8 Self-employed in own not incorporated business
Status Flag: AJB1_CLWRK
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Variable EJB2_CLWRK
Description: Class of workerUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Federal government employee
2 Active duty military
3 State government employee
4 Local government employee
5 Employee of a private, for-profit company
6 Employee of a private, not-for-profit company
7 Self-employed in own incorporated business
8 Self-employed in own not incorporated business
Status Flag: AJB2_CLWRK
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EJB3_CLWRK Variable
Description: Class of workerUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Federal government employee
2 Active duty military
3 State government employee
4 Local government employee
5 Employee of a private, for-profit company
6 Employee of a private, not-for-profit company
7 Self-employed in own incorporated business
8 Self-employed in own not incorporated business
Status Flag: AJB3_CLWRK
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Variable EJB4_CLWRK
Description: Class of workerUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Federal government employee
2 Active duty military
3 State government employee
4 Local government employee
5 Employee of a private, for-profit company
6 Employee of a private, not-for-profit company
7 Self-employed in own incorporated business
8 Self-employed in own not incorporated business
Status Flag: AJB4_CLWRK
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EJB5_CLWRK Variable
Description: Class of workerUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Federal government employee
2 Active duty military
3 State government employee
4 Local government employee
5 Employee of a private, for-profit company
6 Employee of a private, not-for-profit company
7 Self-employed in own incorporated business
8 Self-employed in own not incorporated business
Status Flag: AJB5_CLWRK
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Variable EJB6_CLWRK
Description: Class of workerUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Federal government employee
2 Active duty military
3 State government employee
4 Local government employee
5 Employee of a private, for-profit company
6 Employee of a private, not-for-profit company
7 Self-employed in own incorporated business
8 Self-employed in own not incorporated business
Status Flag: AJB6_CLWRK
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EJB7_CLWRK Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CLWRK
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Variable TJB1_IND
Description: Industry codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0170 Crop production
0180 Animal production and aquaculture
0190 Forestry except logging
0270 Logging
0280 Fishing, hunting and trapping
0290 Support activities for agriculture and forestry
0370 Oil and gas extraction
0380 Coal mining
0390 Metal ore mining
0470 Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying
0490 Support activities for mining and not specified type of mining
0770 Construction (the cleaning of buildings and dwellings is incidental during construction and
immediately after construction)
1070 Animal food, grain and oilseed milling
1080 Sugar and confectionery products
1090 Fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food manufacturing
1170 Dairy product manufacturing
1180 Animal slaughtering and processing
1190 Retail bakeries
1270 Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, except retail bakeries
1280 Seafood and other miscellaneous foods, n.e.c.
1290 Not specified food industries
1370 Beverage manufacturing
1390 Tobacco manufacturing
1470 Fiber, yarn, and thread mills
1480 Fabric mills, except knitting mills
1490 Textile and fabric finishing and fabric coating mills
1570 Carpet and rug mills
1590 Textile product mills, except carpet and rug
1670 Knitting fabric mills, and apparel knitting mills
1691 Cut and sew, and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing
1770 Footwear manufacturing
1790 Leather and hide tanning and finishing, and other leather and allied product manufacturing
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1870 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
1880 Paperboard container manufacturing
1890 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products
1990 Printing and related support activities
2070 Petroleum refining
2090 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products
2170 Resin, synthetic rubber, and fibers and filaments manufacturing
2180 Agricultural chemical manufacturing
2190 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
2270 Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing
2280 Soap, cleaning compound, and cosmetics manufacturing
2290 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals
2370 Plastics product manufacturing
2380 Tire manufacturing
2390 Rubber products, except tires, manufacturing
2470 Pottery, ceramics, and plumbing fixture manufacturing
2480 Clay building material and refractories manufacturing
2490 Glass and glass product manufacturing
2570 Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product manufacturing
2590 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
2670 Iron and steel mills and steel product manufacturing
2680 Aluminum production and processing
2690 Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing
2770 Foundries
2780 Metal forgings and stampings
2790 Cutlery and hand tool manufacturing
2870 Structural metals, and boiler, tank, and shipping container manufacturing
2880 Machine shops; turned product; screw, nut, and bolt manufacturing
2890 Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities
2970 Ordnance
2980 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products manufacturing
2990 Not specified metal industries
3070 Agricultural implement manufacturing
3080 Construction, and mining and oil and gas field machinery manufacturing
3095 Commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing
3170 Metalworking machinery manufacturing
3180 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing
3291 Machinery manufacturing, n.e.c. or not specified
3365 Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing
3370 Communications, audio, and video equipment manufacturing
3380 Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing
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3390 Electronic component and product manufacturing, n.e.c.
3470 Household appliance manufacturing
3490 Electric lighting and electrical equipment manufacturing, and other electrical component
manufacturing, n.e.c.
3570 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment manufacturing
3580 Aircraft and parts manufacturing
3590 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
3670 Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
3680 Ship and boat building
3690 Other transportation equipment manufacturing
3770 Sawmills and wood preservation
3780 Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood products
3790 Prefabricated wood buildings and mobile homes
3875 Miscellaneous wood products
3895 Furniture and related product manufacturing
3960 Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing
3970 Sporting and athletic goods, and doll, toy and game manufacturing
3980 Miscellaneous manufacturing, n.e.c.
3990 Not specified manufacturing industries
4070 Motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and supplies merchant wholesalers
4080 Furniture and home furnishing merchant wholesalers
4090 Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers
4170 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4180 Metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers
4195 Household appliances and electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers
4265 Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4270 Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers
4280 Recyclable material merchant wholesalers
4290 Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers
4370 Paper and paper products merchant wholesalers
4380 Drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products merchant wholesalers
4390 Apparel, piece goods, and notions merchant wholesalers
4470 Grocery and related product merchant wholesalers
4480 Farm product raw material merchant wholesalers
4490 Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers
4560 Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers
4570 Farm supplies merchant wholesalers
4580 Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers
4585 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers
4590 Not specified wholesale trade
4670 Automobile dealers
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4680 Other motor vehicle dealers
4690 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores
4770 Furniture and home furnishings stores
4780 Household appliance stores
4795 Electronics stores
4870 Building material and supplies dealers
4880 Hardware stores
4890 Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores
4971 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores
4972 Convenience Stores
4980 Specialty food stores
4990 Beer, wine, and liquor stores
5070 Pharmacies and drug stores
5080 Health and personal care, except drug, stores
5090 Gasoline stations
5170 Clothing stores
5180 Shoe stores
5190 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores
5275 Sporting goods, and hobby and toy stores
5280 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores
5295 Musical instrument and supplies stores
5370 Book stores and news dealers
5381 Department stores
5391 General merchandise stores, including warehouse clubs and supercenters
5470 Florists
5480 Office supplies and stationery stores
5490 Used merchandise stores
5570 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops
5580 Miscellaneous retail stores
5593 Electronic shopping and mail-order houses
5670 Vending machine operators
5680 Fuel dealers
5690 Other direct selling establishments
5790 Not specified retail trade
6070 Air transportation
6080 Rail transportation
6090 Water transportation
6170 Truck transportation
6180 Bus service and urban transit
6190 Taxi and limousine service
6270 Pipeline transportation
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6280 Scenic and sightseeing transportation
6290 Services incidental to transportation
6370 Postal Service
6380 Couriers and messengers
6390 Warehousing and storage
0570 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
0580 Natural gas distribution
0590 Electric and gas, and other combinations
0670 Water, steam, air-conditioning, and irrigation systems
0680 Sewage treatment facilities
0690 Not specified utilities
6470 Newspaper publishers
6480 Periodical, book, and directory publishers
6490 Software publishers
6570 Motion pictures and video industries
6590 Sound recording industries
6670 Broadcasting (except internet)
6672 Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals
6680 Wired telecommunications carriers
6690 Telecommunications, except wired telecommunications carriers
6695 Data processing, hosting, and related services
6770 Libraries and archives
6780 Other information services, except libraries and archives, and internet publishing and broadcasting
and web search portals
6870 Banking and related activities
6880 Savings institutions, including credit unions
6890 Nondepository credit and related activities
6970 Securities, commodities, funds, trusts, and other financial investments
6991 Insurance carriers
6992 Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities
7071 Lessors of real estate, and offices of real estate agents and brokers
7072 Real estate property managers, offices of real estate appraisers, and other activities related to real
estate
7080 Automotive equipment rental and leasing
7181 Other consumer goods rental
7190 Commercial, industrial, and other intangible assets rental and leasing
7270 Legal services
7280 Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services
7290 Architectural, engineering, and related services
7370 Specialized design services
7380 Computer systems design and related services
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7390 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services
7460 Scientific research and development services
7470 Advertising, public relations, and related services
7480 Veterinary services
7490 Other professional, scientific, and technical services
7570 Management of companies and enterprises
7580 Employment services
7590 Business support services
7670 Travel arrangements and reservation services
7680 Investigation and security services
7690 Services to buildings and dwellings (except cleaning during construction and immediately after
construction)
7770 Landscaping services
7780 Other administrative and other support services
7790 Waste management and remediation services
7860 Elementary and secondary schools
7870 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, including junior colleges
7880 Business, technical, and trade schools and training
7890 Other schools and instruction, and educational support services
7970 Offices of physicians
7980 Offices of dentists
7990 Offices of chiropractors
8070 Offices of optometrists
8080 Offices of other health practitioners
8090 Outpatient care centers
8170 Home health care services
8180 Other health care services
8191 General medical and surgical hospitals, and specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse)
hospitals
8192 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals
8270 Nursing care facilities (skilled nursing facilities)
8290 Residential care facilities, except skilled nursing facilities
8370 Individual and family services
8380 Community food and housing, and emergency services
8390 Vocational rehabilitation services
8470 Child day care services
8561 Performing arts companies
8562 Spectator sports
8563 Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events, agents and managers for artists, athletes,
entertainers, and other public figures
8564 Independent artists, writers, and performers
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8570 Museums, art galleries, historical sites, and similar institutions
8580 Bowling centers
8590 Other amusement, gambling, and recreation industries
8660 Traveler accommodation
8670 Recreational vehicle parks and camps, and rooming and boarding houses, dormitories, and
workers' camps
8680 Restaurants and other food services
8690 Drinking places, alcoholic beverages
8770 Automotive repair and maintenance
8780 Car washes
8790 Electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance
8870 Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment repair and maintenance
8891 Personal and household goods repair and maintenance
8970 Barber shops
8980 Beauty salons
8990 Nail salons and other personal care services
9070 Drycleaning and laundry services
9080 Funeral homes, and cemeteries and crematories
9090 Other personal services
9160 Religious organizations
9170 Civic, social, advocacy organizations, and grantmaking and giving services
9180 Labor unions
9190 Business, professional, political, and similar organizations
9290 Private households
9370 Executive offices and legislative bodies
9380 Public finance activities
9390 Other general government and support
9470 Justice, public order, and safety activities
9480 Administration of human resource programs
9490 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs
9570 Administration of economic programs and space research
9590 National security and international affairs
9890 Active Duty Military
Status Flag: AJB1_IND
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TJB2_IND Variable
Description: Industry codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0170 Crop production
0180 Animal production and aquaculture
0190 Forestry except logging
0270 Logging
0280 Fishing, hunting and trapping
0290 Support activities for agriculture and forestry
0370 Oil and gas extraction
0380 Coal mining
0390 Metal ore mining
0470 Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying
0490 Support activities for mining and not specified type of mining
0770 Construction (the cleaning of buildings and dwellings is incidental during construction and
immediately after construction)
1070 Animal food, grain and oilseed milling
1080 Sugar and confectionery products
1090 Fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food manufacturing
1170 Dairy product manufacturing
1180 Animal slaughtering and processing
1190 Retail bakeries
1270 Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, except retail bakeries
1280 Seafood and other miscellaneous foods, n.e.c.
1290 Not specified food industries
1370 Beverage manufacturing
1390 Tobacco manufacturing
1470 Fiber, yarn, and thread mills
1480 Fabric mills, except knitting mills
1490 Textile and fabric finishing and fabric coating mills
1570 Carpet and rug mills
1590 Textile product mills, except carpet and rug
1670 Knitting fabric mills, and apparel knitting mills
1691 Cut and sew, and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing
1770 Footwear manufacturing
1790 Leather and hide tanning and finishing, and other leather and allied product manufacturing
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1870 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
1880 Paperboard container manufacturing
1890 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products
1990 Printing and related support activities
2070 Petroleum refining
2090 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products
2170 Resin, synthetic rubber, and fibers and filaments manufacturing
2180 Agricultural chemical manufacturing
2190 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
2270 Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing
2280 Soap, cleaning compound, and cosmetics manufacturing
2290 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals
2370 Plastics product manufacturing
2380 Tire manufacturing
2390 Rubber products, except tires, manufacturing
2470 Pottery, ceramics, and plumbing fixture manufacturing
2480 Clay building material and refractories manufacturing
2490 Glass and glass product manufacturing
2570 Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product manufacturing
2590 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
2670 Iron and steel mills and steel product manufacturing
2680 Aluminum production and processing
2690 Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing
2770 Foundries
2780 Metal forgings and stampings
2790 Cutlery and hand tool manufacturing
2870 Structural metals, and boiler, tank, and shipping container manufacturing
2880 Machine shops; turned product; screw, nut, and bolt manufacturing
2890 Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities
2970 Ordnance
2980 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products manufacturing
2990 Not specified metal industries
3070 Agricultural implement manufacturing
3080 Construction, and mining and oil and gas field machinery manufacturing
3095 Commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing
3170 Metalworking machinery manufacturing
3180 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing
3291 Machinery manufacturing, n.e.c. or not specified
3365 Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing
3370 Communications, audio, and video equipment manufacturing
3380 Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing
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3390 Electronic component and product manufacturing, n.e.c.
3470 Household appliance manufacturing
3490 Electric lighting and electrical equipment manufacturing, and other electrical component
manufacturing, n.e.c.
3570 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment manufacturing
3580 Aircraft and parts manufacturing
3590 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
3670 Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
3680 Ship and boat building
3690 Other transportation equipment manufacturing
3770 Sawmills and wood preservation
3780 Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood products
3790 Prefabricated wood buildings and mobile homes
3875 Miscellaneous wood products
3895 Furniture and related product manufacturing
3960 Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing
3970 Sporting and athletic goods, and doll, toy and game manufacturing
3980 Miscellaneous manufacturing, n.e.c.
3990 Not specified manufacturing industries
4070 Motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and supplies merchant wholesalers
4080 Furniture and home furnishing merchant wholesalers
4090 Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers
4170 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4180 Metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers
4195 Household appliances and electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers
4265 Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4270 Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers
4280 Recyclable material merchant wholesalers
4290 Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers
4370 Paper and paper products merchant wholesalers
4380 Drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products merchant wholesalers
4390 Apparel, piece goods, and notions merchant wholesalers
4470 Grocery and related product merchant wholesalers
4480 Farm product raw material merchant wholesalers
4490 Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers
4560 Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers
4570 Farm supplies merchant wholesalers
4580 Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers
4585 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers
4590 Not specified wholesale trade
4670 Automobile dealers
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4680 Other motor vehicle dealers
4690 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores
4770 Furniture and home furnishings stores
4780 Household appliance stores
4795 Electronics stores
4870 Building material and supplies dealers
4880 Hardware stores
4890 Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores
4971 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores
4972 Convenience Stores
4980 Specialty food stores
4990 Beer, wine, and liquor stores
5070 Pharmacies and drug stores
5080 Health and personal care, except drug, stores
5090 Gasoline stations
5170 Clothing stores
5180 Shoe stores
5190 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores
5275 Sporting goods, and hobby and toy stores
5280 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores
5295 Musical instrument and supplies stores
5370 Book stores and news dealers
5381 Department stores
5391 General merchandise stores, including warehouse clubs and supercenters
5470 Florists
5480 Office supplies and stationery stores
5490 Used merchandise stores
5570 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops
5580 Miscellaneous retail stores
5593 Electronic shopping and mail-order houses
5670 Vending machine operators
5680 Fuel dealers
5690 Other direct selling establishments
5790 Not specified retail trade
6070 Air transportation
6080 Rail transportation
6090 Water transportation
6170 Truck transportation
6180 Bus service and urban transit
6190 Taxi and limousine service
6270 Pipeline transportation
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6280 Scenic and sightseeing transportation
6290 Services incidental to transportation
6370 Postal Service
6380 Couriers and messengers
6390 Warehousing and storage
0570 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
0580 Natural gas distribution
0590 Electric and gas, and other combinations
0670 Water, steam, air-conditioning, and irrigation systems
0680 Sewage treatment facilities
0690 Not specified utilities
6470 Newspaper publishers
6480 Periodical, book, and directory publishers
6490 Software publishers
6570 Motion pictures and video industries
6590 Sound recording industries
6670 Broadcasting (except internet)
6672 Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals
6680 Wired telecommunications carriers
6690 Telecommunications, except wired telecommunications carriers
6695 Data processing, hosting, and related services
6770 Libraries and archives
6780 Other information services, except libraries and archives, and internet publishing and broadcasting
and web search portals
6870 Banking and related activities
6880 Savings institutions, including credit unions
6890 Nondepository credit and related activities
6970 Securities, commodities, funds, trusts, and other financial investments
6991 Insurance carriers
6992 Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities
7071 Lessors of real estate, and offices of real estate agents and brokers
7072 Real estate property managers, offices of real estate appraisers, and other activities related to real
estate
7080 Automotive equipment rental and leasing
7181 Other consumer goods rental
7190 Commercial, industrial, and other intangible assets rental and leasing
7270 Legal services
7280 Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services
7290 Architectural, engineering, and related services
7370 Specialized design services
7380 Computer systems design and related services
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7390 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services
7460 Scientific research and development services
7470 Advertising, public relations, and related services
7480 Veterinary services
7490 Other professional, scientific, and technical services
7570 Management of companies and enterprises
7580 Employment services
7590 Business support services
7670 Travel arrangements and reservation services
7680 Investigation and security services
7690 Services to buildings and dwellings (except cleaning during construction and immediately after
construction)
7770 Landscaping services
7780 Other administrative and other support services
7790 Waste management and remediation services
7860 Elementary and secondary schools
7870 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, including junior colleges
7880 Business, technical, and trade schools and training
7890 Other schools and instruction, and educational support services
7970 Offices of physicians
7980 Offices of dentists
7990 Offices of chiropractors
8070 Offices of optometrists
8080 Offices of other health practitioners
8090 Outpatient care centers
8170 Home health care services
8180 Other health care services
8191 General medical and surgical hospitals, and specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse)
hospitals
8192 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals
8270 Nursing care facilities (skilled nursing facilities)
8290 Residential care facilities, except skilled nursing facilities
8370 Individual and family services
8380 Community food and housing, and emergency services
8390 Vocational rehabilitation services
8470 Child day care services
8561 Performing arts companies
8562 Spectator sports
8563 Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events, agents and managers for artists, athletes,
entertainers, and other public figures
8564 Independent artists, writers, and performers
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8570 Museums, art galleries, historical sites, and similar institutions
8580 Bowling centers
8590 Other amusement, gambling, and recreation industries
8660 Traveler accommodation
8670 Recreational vehicle parks and camps, and rooming and boarding houses, dormitories, and
workers' camps
8680 Restaurants and other food services
8690 Drinking places, alcoholic beverages
8770 Automotive repair and maintenance
8780 Car washes
8790 Electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance
8870 Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment repair and maintenance
8891 Personal and household goods repair and maintenance
8970 Barber shops
8980 Beauty salons
8990 Nail salons and other personal care services
9070 Drycleaning and laundry services
9080 Funeral homes, and cemeteries and crematories
9090 Other personal services
9160 Religious organizations
9170 Civic, social, advocacy organizations, and grantmaking and giving services
9180 Labor unions
9190 Business, professional, political, and similar organizations
9290 Private households
9370 Executive offices and legislative bodies
9380 Public finance activities
9390 Other general government and support
9470 Justice, public order, and safety activities
9480 Administration of human resource programs
9490 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs
9570 Administration of economic programs and space research
9590 National security and international affairs
9890 Active Duty Military
Status Flag: AJB2_IND
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Variable TJB3_IND
Description: Industry codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0170 Crop production
0180 Animal production and aquaculture
0190 Forestry except logging
0270 Logging
0280 Fishing, hunting and trapping
0290 Support activities for agriculture and forestry
0370 Oil and gas extraction
0380 Coal mining
0390 Metal ore mining
0470 Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying
0490 Support activities for mining and not specified type of mining
0770 Construction (the cleaning of buildings and dwellings is incidental during construction and
immediately after construction)
1070 Animal food, grain and oilseed milling
1080 Sugar and confectionery products
1090 Fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food manufacturing
1170 Dairy product manufacturing
1180 Animal slaughtering and processing
1190 Retail bakeries
1270 Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, except retail bakeries
1280 Seafood and other miscellaneous foods, n.e.c.
1290 Not specified food industries
1370 Beverage manufacturing
1390 Tobacco manufacturing
1470 Fiber, yarn, and thread mills
1480 Fabric mills, except knitting mills
1490 Textile and fabric finishing and fabric coating mills
1570 Carpet and rug mills
1590 Textile product mills, except carpet and rug
1670 Knitting fabric mills, and apparel knitting mills
1691 Cut and sew, and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing
1770 Footwear manufacturing
1790 Leather and hide tanning and finishing, and other leather and allied product manufacturing
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1870 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
1880 Paperboard container manufacturing
1890 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products
1990 Printing and related support activities
2070 Petroleum refining
2090 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products
2170 Resin, synthetic rubber, and fibers and filaments manufacturing
2180 Agricultural chemical manufacturing
2190 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
2270 Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing
2280 Soap, cleaning compound, and cosmetics manufacturing
2290 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals
2370 Plastics product manufacturing
2380 Tire manufacturing
2390 Rubber products, except tires, manufacturing
2470 Pottery, ceramics, and plumbing fixture manufacturing
2480 Clay building material and refractories manufacturing
2490 Glass and glass product manufacturing
2570 Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product manufacturing
2590 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
2670 Iron and steel mills and steel product manufacturing
2680 Aluminum production and processing
2690 Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing
2770 Foundries
2780 Metal forgings and stampings
2790 Cutlery and hand tool manufacturing
2870 Structural metals, and boiler, tank, and shipping container manufacturing
2880 Machine shops; turned product; screw, nut, and bolt manufacturing
2890 Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities
2970 Ordnance
2980 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products manufacturing
2990 Not specified metal industries
3070 Agricultural implement manufacturing
3080 Construction, and mining and oil and gas field machinery manufacturing
3095 Commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing
3170 Metalworking machinery manufacturing
3180 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing
3291 Machinery manufacturing, n.e.c. or not specified
3365 Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing
3370 Communications, audio, and video equipment manufacturing
3380 Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing
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3390 Electronic component and product manufacturing, n.e.c.
3470 Household appliance manufacturing
3490 Electric lighting and electrical equipment manufacturing, and other electrical component
manufacturing, n.e.c.
3570 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment manufacturing
3580 Aircraft and parts manufacturing
3590 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
3670 Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
3680 Ship and boat building
3690 Other transportation equipment manufacturing
3770 Sawmills and wood preservation
3780 Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood products
3790 Prefabricated wood buildings and mobile homes
3875 Miscellaneous wood products
3895 Furniture and related product manufacturing
3960 Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing
3970 Sporting and athletic goods, and doll, toy and game manufacturing
3980 Miscellaneous manufacturing, n.e.c.
3990 Not specified manufacturing industries
4070 Motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and supplies merchant wholesalers
4080 Furniture and home furnishing merchant wholesalers
4090 Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers
4170 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4180 Metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers
4195 Household appliances and electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers
4265 Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4270 Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers
4280 Recyclable material merchant wholesalers
4290 Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers
4370 Paper and paper products merchant wholesalers
4380 Drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products merchant wholesalers
4390 Apparel, piece goods, and notions merchant wholesalers
4470 Grocery and related product merchant wholesalers
4480 Farm product raw material merchant wholesalers
4490 Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers
4560 Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers
4570 Farm supplies merchant wholesalers
4580 Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers
4585 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers
4590 Not specified wholesale trade
4670 Automobile dealers
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4680 Other motor vehicle dealers
4690 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores
4770 Furniture and home furnishings stores
4780 Household appliance stores
4795 Electronics stores
4870 Building material and supplies dealers
4880 Hardware stores
4890 Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores
4971 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores
4972 Convenience Stores
4980 Specialty food stores
4990 Beer, wine, and liquor stores
5070 Pharmacies and drug stores
5080 Health and personal care, except drug, stores
5090 Gasoline stations
5170 Clothing stores
5180 Shoe stores
5190 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores
5275 Sporting goods, and hobby and toy stores
5280 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores
5295 Musical instrument and supplies stores
5370 Book stores and news dealers
5381 Department stores
5391 General merchandise stores, including warehouse clubs and supercenters
5470 Florists
5480 Office supplies and stationery stores
5490 Used merchandise stores
5570 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops
5580 Miscellaneous retail stores
5593 Electronic shopping and mail-order houses
5670 Vending machine operators
5680 Fuel dealers
5690 Other direct selling establishments
5790 Not specified retail trade
6070 Air transportation
6080 Rail transportation
6090 Water transportation
6170 Truck transportation
6180 Bus service and urban transit
6190 Taxi and limousine service
6270 Pipeline transportation
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6280 Scenic and sightseeing transportation
6290 Services incidental to transportation
6370 Postal Service
6380 Couriers and messengers
6390 Warehousing and storage
0570 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
0580 Natural gas distribution
0590 Electric and gas, and other combinations
0670 Water, steam, air-conditioning, and irrigation systems
0680 Sewage treatment facilities
0690 Not specified utilities
6470 Newspaper publishers
6480 Periodical, book, and directory publishers
6490 Software publishers
6570 Motion pictures and video industries
6590 Sound recording industries
6670 Broadcasting (except internet)
6672 Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals
6680 Wired telecommunications carriers
6690 Telecommunications, except wired telecommunications carriers
6695 Data processing, hosting, and related services
6770 Libraries and archives
6780 Other information services, except libraries and archives, and internet publishing and broadcasting
and web search portals
6870 Banking and related activities
6880 Savings institutions, including credit unions
6890 Nondepository credit and related activities
6970 Securities, commodities, funds, trusts, and other financial investments
6991 Insurance carriers
6992 Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities
7071 Lessors of real estate, and offices of real estate agents and brokers
7072 Real estate property managers, offices of real estate appraisers, and other activities related to real
estate
7080 Automotive equipment rental and leasing
7181 Other consumer goods rental
7190 Commercial, industrial, and other intangible assets rental and leasing
7270 Legal services
7280 Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services
7290 Architectural, engineering, and related services
7370 Specialized design services
7380 Computer systems design and related services
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7390 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services
7460 Scientific research and development services
7470 Advertising, public relations, and related services
7480 Veterinary services
7490 Other professional, scientific, and technical services
7570 Management of companies and enterprises
7580 Employment services
7590 Business support services
7670 Travel arrangements and reservation services
7680 Investigation and security services
7690 Services to buildings and dwellings (except cleaning during construction and immediately after
construction)
7770 Landscaping services
7780 Other administrative and other support services
7790 Waste management and remediation services
7860 Elementary and secondary schools
7870 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, including junior colleges
7880 Business, technical, and trade schools and training
7890 Other schools and instruction, and educational support services
7970 Offices of physicians
7980 Offices of dentists
7990 Offices of chiropractors
8070 Offices of optometrists
8080 Offices of other health practitioners
8090 Outpatient care centers
8170 Home health care services
8180 Other health care services
8191 General medical and surgical hospitals, and specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse)
hospitals
8192 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals
8270 Nursing care facilities (skilled nursing facilities)
8290 Residential care facilities, except skilled nursing facilities
8370 Individual and family services
8380 Community food and housing, and emergency services
8390 Vocational rehabilitation services
8470 Child day care services
8561 Performing arts companies
8562 Spectator sports
8563 Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events, agents and managers for artists, athletes,
entertainers, and other public figures
8564 Independent artists, writers, and performers
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8570 Museums, art galleries, historical sites, and similar institutions
8580 Bowling centers
8590 Other amusement, gambling, and recreation industries
8660 Traveler accommodation
8670 Recreational vehicle parks and camps, and rooming and boarding houses, dormitories, and
workers' camps
8680 Restaurants and other food services
8690 Drinking places, alcoholic beverages
8770 Automotive repair and maintenance
8780 Car washes
8790 Electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance
8870 Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment repair and maintenance
8891 Personal and household goods repair and maintenance
8970 Barber shops
8980 Beauty salons
8990 Nail salons and other personal care services
9070 Drycleaning and laundry services
9080 Funeral homes, and cemeteries and crematories
9090 Other personal services
9160 Religious organizations
9170 Civic, social, advocacy organizations, and grantmaking and giving services
9180 Labor unions
9190 Business, professional, political, and similar organizations
9290 Private households
9370 Executive offices and legislative bodies
9380 Public finance activities
9390 Other general government and support
9470 Justice, public order, and safety activities
9480 Administration of human resource programs
9490 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs
9570 Administration of economic programs and space research
9590 National security and international affairs
9890 Active Duty Military
Status Flag: AJB3_IND
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TJB4_IND Variable
Description: Industry codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0170 Crop production
0180 Animal production and aquaculture
0190 Forestry except logging
0270 Logging
0280 Fishing, hunting and trapping
0290 Support activities for agriculture and forestry
0370 Oil and gas extraction
0380 Coal mining
0390 Metal ore mining
0470 Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying
0490 Support activities for mining and not specified type of mining
0770 Construction (the cleaning of buildings and dwellings is incidental during construction and
immediately after construction)
1070 Animal food, grain and oilseed milling
1080 Sugar and confectionery products
1090 Fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food manufacturing
1170 Dairy product manufacturing
1180 Animal slaughtering and processing
1190 Retail bakeries
1270 Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, except retail bakeries
1280 Seafood and other miscellaneous foods, n.e.c.
1290 Not specified food industries
1370 Beverage manufacturing
1390 Tobacco manufacturing
1470 Fiber, yarn, and thread mills
1480 Fabric mills, except knitting mills
1490 Textile and fabric finishing and fabric coating mills
1570 Carpet and rug mills
1590 Textile product mills, except carpet and rug
1670 Knitting fabric mills, and apparel knitting mills
1691 Cut and sew, and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing
1770 Footwear manufacturing
1790 Leather and hide tanning and finishing, and other leather and allied product manufacturing
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1870 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
1880 Paperboard container manufacturing
1890 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products
1990 Printing and related support activities
2070 Petroleum refining
2090 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products
2170 Resin, synthetic rubber, and fibers and filaments manufacturing
2180 Agricultural chemical manufacturing
2190 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
2270 Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing
2280 Soap, cleaning compound, and cosmetics manufacturing
2290 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals
2370 Plastics product manufacturing
2380 Tire manufacturing
2390 Rubber products, except tires, manufacturing
2470 Pottery, ceramics, and plumbing fixture manufacturing
2480 Clay building material and refractories manufacturing
2490 Glass and glass product manufacturing
2570 Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product manufacturing
2590 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
2670 Iron and steel mills and steel product manufacturing
2680 Aluminum production and processing
2690 Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing
2770 Foundries
2780 Metal forgings and stampings
2790 Cutlery and hand tool manufacturing
2870 Structural metals, and boiler, tank, and shipping container manufacturing
2880 Machine shops; turned product; screw, nut, and bolt manufacturing
2890 Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities
2970 Ordnance
2980 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products manufacturing
2990 Not specified metal industries
3070 Agricultural implement manufacturing
3080 Construction, and mining and oil and gas field machinery manufacturing
3095 Commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing
3170 Metalworking machinery manufacturing
3180 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing
3291 Machinery manufacturing, n.e.c. or not specified
3365 Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing
3370 Communications, audio, and video equipment manufacturing
3380 Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing
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3390 Electronic component and product manufacturing, n.e.c.
3470 Household appliance manufacturing
3490 Electric lighting and electrical equipment manufacturing, and other electrical component
manufacturing, n.e.c.
3570 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment manufacturing
3580 Aircraft and parts manufacturing
3590 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
3670 Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
3680 Ship and boat building
3690 Other transportation equipment manufacturing
3770 Sawmills and wood preservation
3780 Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood products
3790 Prefabricated wood buildings and mobile homes
3875 Miscellaneous wood products
3895 Furniture and related product manufacturing
3960 Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing
3970 Sporting and athletic goods, and doll, toy and game manufacturing
3980 Miscellaneous manufacturing, n.e.c.
3990 Not specified manufacturing industries
4070 Motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and supplies merchant wholesalers
4080 Furniture and home furnishing merchant wholesalers
4090 Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers
4170 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4180 Metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers
4195 Household appliances and electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers
4265 Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4270 Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers
4280 Recyclable material merchant wholesalers
4290 Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers
4370 Paper and paper products merchant wholesalers
4380 Drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products merchant wholesalers
4390 Apparel, piece goods, and notions merchant wholesalers
4470 Grocery and related product merchant wholesalers
4480 Farm product raw material merchant wholesalers
4490 Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers
4560 Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers
4570 Farm supplies merchant wholesalers
4580 Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers
4585 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers
4590 Not specified wholesale trade
4670 Automobile dealers
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4680 Other motor vehicle dealers
4690 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores
4770 Furniture and home furnishings stores
4780 Household appliance stores
4795 Electronics stores
4870 Building material and supplies dealers
4880 Hardware stores
4890 Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores
4971 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores
4972 Convenience Stores
4980 Specialty food stores
4990 Beer, wine, and liquor stores
5070 Pharmacies and drug stores
5080 Health and personal care, except drug, stores
5090 Gasoline stations
5170 Clothing stores
5180 Shoe stores
5190 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores
5275 Sporting goods, and hobby and toy stores
5280 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores
5295 Musical instrument and supplies stores
5370 Book stores and news dealers
5381 Department stores
5391 General merchandise stores, including warehouse clubs and supercenters
5470 Florists
5480 Office supplies and stationery stores
5490 Used merchandise stores
5570 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops
5580 Miscellaneous retail stores
5593 Electronic shopping and mail-order houses
5670 Vending machine operators
5680 Fuel dealers
5690 Other direct selling establishments
5790 Not specified retail trade
6070 Air transportation
6080 Rail transportation
6090 Water transportation
6170 Truck transportation
6180 Bus service and urban transit
6190 Taxi and limousine service
6270 Pipeline transportation
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6280 Scenic and sightseeing transportation
6290 Services incidental to transportation
6370 Postal Service
6380 Couriers and messengers
6390 Warehousing and storage
0570 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
0580 Natural gas distribution
0590 Electric and gas, and other combinations
0670 Water, steam, air-conditioning, and irrigation systems
0680 Sewage treatment facilities
0690 Not specified utilities
6470 Newspaper publishers
6480 Periodical, book, and directory publishers
6490 Software publishers
6570 Motion pictures and video industries
6590 Sound recording industries
6670 Broadcasting (except internet)
6672 Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals
6680 Wired telecommunications carriers
6690 Telecommunications, except wired telecommunications carriers
6695 Data processing, hosting, and related services
6770 Libraries and archives
6780 Other information services, except libraries and archives, and internet publishing and broadcasting
and web search portals
6870 Banking and related activities
6880 Savings institutions, including credit unions
6890 Nondepository credit and related activities
6970 Securities, commodities, funds, trusts, and other financial investments
6991 Insurance carriers
6992 Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities
7071 Lessors of real estate, and offices of real estate agents and brokers
7072 Real estate property managers, offices of real estate appraisers, and other activities related to real
estate
7080 Automotive equipment rental and leasing
7181 Other consumer goods rental
7190 Commercial, industrial, and other intangible assets rental and leasing
7270 Legal services
7280 Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services
7290 Architectural, engineering, and related services
7370 Specialized design services
7380 Computer systems design and related services
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7390 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services
7460 Scientific research and development services
7470 Advertising, public relations, and related services
7480 Veterinary services
7490 Other professional, scientific, and technical services
7570 Management of companies and enterprises
7580 Employment services
7590 Business support services
7670 Travel arrangements and reservation services
7680 Investigation and security services
7690 Services to buildings and dwellings (except cleaning during construction and immediately after
construction)
7770 Landscaping services
7780 Other administrative and other support services
7790 Waste management and remediation services
7860 Elementary and secondary schools
7870 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, including junior colleges
7880 Business, technical, and trade schools and training
7890 Other schools and instruction, and educational support services
7970 Offices of physicians
7980 Offices of dentists
7990 Offices of chiropractors
8070 Offices of optometrists
8080 Offices of other health practitioners
8090 Outpatient care centers
8170 Home health care services
8180 Other health care services
8191 General medical and surgical hospitals, and specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse)
hospitals
8192 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals
8270 Nursing care facilities (skilled nursing facilities)
8290 Residential care facilities, except skilled nursing facilities
8370 Individual and family services
8380 Community food and housing, and emergency services
8390 Vocational rehabilitation services
8470 Child day care services
8561 Performing arts companies
8562 Spectator sports
8563 Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events, agents and managers for artists, athletes,
entertainers, and other public figures
8564 Independent artists, writers, and performers
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8570 Museums, art galleries, historical sites, and similar institutions
8580 Bowling centers
8590 Other amusement, gambling, and recreation industries
8660 Traveler accommodation
8670 Recreational vehicle parks and camps, and rooming and boarding houses, dormitories, and
workers' camps
8680 Restaurants and other food services
8690 Drinking places, alcoholic beverages
8770 Automotive repair and maintenance
8780 Car washes
8790 Electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance
8870 Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment repair and maintenance
8891 Personal and household goods repair and maintenance
8970 Barber shops
8980 Beauty salons
8990 Nail salons and other personal care services
9070 Drycleaning and laundry services
9080 Funeral homes, and cemeteries and crematories
9090 Other personal services
9160 Religious organizations
9170 Civic, social, advocacy organizations, and grantmaking and giving services
9180 Labor unions
9190 Business, professional, political, and similar organizations
9290 Private households
9370 Executive offices and legislative bodies
9380 Public finance activities
9390 Other general government and support
9470 Justice, public order, and safety activities
9480 Administration of human resource programs
9490 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs
9570 Administration of economic programs and space research
9590 National security and international affairs
9890 Active Duty Military
Status Flag: AJB4_IND
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Variable TJB5_IND
Description: Industry codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0170 Crop production
0180 Animal production and aquaculture
0190 Forestry except logging
0270 Logging
0280 Fishing, hunting and trapping
0290 Support activities for agriculture and forestry
0370 Oil and gas extraction
0380 Coal mining
0390 Metal ore mining
0470 Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying
0490 Support activities for mining and not specified type of mining
0770 Construction (the cleaning of buildings and dwellings is incidental during construction and
immediately after construction)
1070 Animal food, grain and oilseed milling
1080 Sugar and confectionery products
1090 Fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food manufacturing
1170 Dairy product manufacturing
1180 Animal slaughtering and processing
1190 Retail bakeries
1270 Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, except retail bakeries
1280 Seafood and other miscellaneous foods, n.e.c.
1290 Not specified food industries
1370 Beverage manufacturing
1390 Tobacco manufacturing
1470 Fiber, yarn, and thread mills
1480 Fabric mills, except knitting mills
1490 Textile and fabric finishing and fabric coating mills
1570 Carpet and rug mills
1590 Textile product mills, except carpet and rug
1670 Knitting fabric mills, and apparel knitting mills
1691 Cut and sew, and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing
1770 Footwear manufacturing
1790 Leather and hide tanning and finishing, and other leather and allied product manufacturing
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1870 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
1880 Paperboard container manufacturing
1890 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products
1990 Printing and related support activities
2070 Petroleum refining
2090 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products
2170 Resin, synthetic rubber, and fibers and filaments manufacturing
2180 Agricultural chemical manufacturing
2190 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
2270 Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing
2280 Soap, cleaning compound, and cosmetics manufacturing
2290 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals
2370 Plastics product manufacturing
2380 Tire manufacturing
2390 Rubber products, except tires, manufacturing
2470 Pottery, ceramics, and plumbing fixture manufacturing
2480 Clay building material and refractories manufacturing
2490 Glass and glass product manufacturing
2570 Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product manufacturing
2590 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
2670 Iron and steel mills and steel product manufacturing
2680 Aluminum production and processing
2690 Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing
2770 Foundries
2780 Metal forgings and stampings
2790 Cutlery and hand tool manufacturing
2870 Structural metals, and boiler, tank, and shipping container manufacturing
2880 Machine shops; turned product; screw, nut, and bolt manufacturing
2890 Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities
2970 Ordnance
2980 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products manufacturing
2990 Not specified metal industries
3070 Agricultural implement manufacturing
3080 Construction, and mining and oil and gas field machinery manufacturing
3095 Commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing
3170 Metalworking machinery manufacturing
3180 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing
3291 Machinery manufacturing, n.e.c. or not specified
3365 Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing
3370 Communications, audio, and video equipment manufacturing
3380 Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing
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3390 Electronic component and product manufacturing, n.e.c.
3470 Household appliance manufacturing
3490 Electric lighting and electrical equipment manufacturing, and other electrical component
manufacturing, n.e.c.
3570 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment manufacturing
3580 Aircraft and parts manufacturing
3590 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
3670 Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
3680 Ship and boat building
3690 Other transportation equipment manufacturing
3770 Sawmills and wood preservation
3780 Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood products
3790 Prefabricated wood buildings and mobile homes
3875 Miscellaneous wood products
3895 Furniture and related product manufacturing
3960 Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing
3970 Sporting and athletic goods, and doll, toy and game manufacturing
3980 Miscellaneous manufacturing, n.e.c.
3990 Not specified manufacturing industries
4070 Motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and supplies merchant wholesalers
4080 Furniture and home furnishing merchant wholesalers
4090 Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers
4170 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4180 Metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers
4195 Household appliances and electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers
4265 Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4270 Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers
4280 Recyclable material merchant wholesalers
4290 Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers
4370 Paper and paper products merchant wholesalers
4380 Drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products merchant wholesalers
4390 Apparel, piece goods, and notions merchant wholesalers
4470 Grocery and related product merchant wholesalers
4480 Farm product raw material merchant wholesalers
4490 Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers
4560 Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers
4570 Farm supplies merchant wholesalers
4580 Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers
4585 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers
4590 Not specified wholesale trade
4670 Automobile dealers
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4680 Other motor vehicle dealers
4690 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores
4770 Furniture and home furnishings stores
4780 Household appliance stores
4795 Electronics stores
4870 Building material and supplies dealers
4880 Hardware stores
4890 Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores
4971 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores
4972 Convenience Stores
4980 Specialty food stores
4990 Beer, wine, and liquor stores
5070 Pharmacies and drug stores
5080 Health and personal care, except drug, stores
5090 Gasoline stations
5170 Clothing stores
5180 Shoe stores
5190 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores
5275 Sporting goods, and hobby and toy stores
5280 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores
5295 Musical instrument and supplies stores
5370 Book stores and news dealers
5381 Department stores
5391 General merchandise stores, including warehouse clubs and supercenters
5470 Florists
5480 Office supplies and stationery stores
5490 Used merchandise stores
5570 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops
5580 Miscellaneous retail stores
5593 Electronic shopping and mail-order houses
5670 Vending machine operators
5680 Fuel dealers
5690 Other direct selling establishments
5790 Not specified retail trade
6070 Air transportation
6080 Rail transportation
6090 Water transportation
6170 Truck transportation
6180 Bus service and urban transit
6190 Taxi and limousine service
6270 Pipeline transportation
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6280 Scenic and sightseeing transportation
6290 Services incidental to transportation
6370 Postal Service
6380 Couriers and messengers
6390 Warehousing and storage
0570 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
0580 Natural gas distribution
0590 Electric and gas, and other combinations
0670 Water, steam, air-conditioning, and irrigation systems
0680 Sewage treatment facilities
0690 Not specified utilities
6470 Newspaper publishers
6480 Periodical, book, and directory publishers
6490 Software publishers
6570 Motion pictures and video industries
6590 Sound recording industries
6670 Broadcasting (except internet)
6672 Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals
6680 Wired telecommunications carriers
6690 Telecommunications, except wired telecommunications carriers
6695 Data processing, hosting, and related services
6770 Libraries and archives
6780 Other information services, except libraries and archives, and internet publishing and broadcasting
and web search portals
6870 Banking and related activities
6880 Savings institutions, including credit unions
6890 Nondepository credit and related activities
6970 Securities, commodities, funds, trusts, and other financial investments
6991 Insurance carriers
6992 Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities
7071 Lessors of real estate, and offices of real estate agents and brokers
7072 Real estate property managers, offices of real estate appraisers, and other activities related to real
estate
7080 Automotive equipment rental and leasing
7181 Other consumer goods rental
7190 Commercial, industrial, and other intangible assets rental and leasing
7270 Legal services
7280 Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services
7290 Architectural, engineering, and related services
7370 Specialized design services
7380 Computer systems design and related services
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7390 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services
7460 Scientific research and development services
7470 Advertising, public relations, and related services
7480 Veterinary services
7490 Other professional, scientific, and technical services
7570 Management of companies and enterprises
7580 Employment services
7590 Business support services
7670 Travel arrangements and reservation services
7680 Investigation and security services
7690 Services to buildings and dwellings (except cleaning during construction and immediately after
construction)
7770 Landscaping services
7780 Other administrative and other support services
7790 Waste management and remediation services
7860 Elementary and secondary schools
7870 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, including junior colleges
7880 Business, technical, and trade schools and training
7890 Other schools and instruction, and educational support services
7970 Offices of physicians
7980 Offices of dentists
7990 Offices of chiropractors
8070 Offices of optometrists
8080 Offices of other health practitioners
8090 Outpatient care centers
8170 Home health care services
8180 Other health care services
8191 General medical and surgical hospitals, and specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse)
hospitals
8192 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals
8270 Nursing care facilities (skilled nursing facilities)
8290 Residential care facilities, except skilled nursing facilities
8370 Individual and family services
8380 Community food and housing, and emergency services
8390 Vocational rehabilitation services
8470 Child day care services
8561 Performing arts companies
8562 Spectator sports
8563 Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events, agents and managers for artists, athletes,
entertainers, and other public figures
8564 Independent artists, writers, and performers
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8570 Museums, art galleries, historical sites, and similar institutions
8580 Bowling centers
8590 Other amusement, gambling, and recreation industries
8660 Traveler accommodation
8670 Recreational vehicle parks and camps, and rooming and boarding houses, dormitories, and
workers' camps
8680 Restaurants and other food services
8690 Drinking places, alcoholic beverages
8770 Automotive repair and maintenance
8780 Car washes
8790 Electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance
8870 Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment repair and maintenance
8891 Personal and household goods repair and maintenance
8970 Barber shops
8980 Beauty salons
8990 Nail salons and other personal care services
9070 Drycleaning and laundry services
9080 Funeral homes, and cemeteries and crematories
9090 Other personal services
9160 Religious organizations
9170 Civic, social, advocacy organizations, and grantmaking and giving services
9180 Labor unions
9190 Business, professional, political, and similar organizations
9290 Private households
9370 Executive offices and legislative bodies
9380 Public finance activities
9390 Other general government and support
9470 Justice, public order, and safety activities
9480 Administration of human resource programs
9490 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs
9570 Administration of economic programs and space research
9590 National security and international affairs
9890 Active Duty Military
Status Flag: AJB5_IND
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TJB6_IND Variable
Description: Industry codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0170 Crop production
0180 Animal production and aquaculture
0190 Forestry except logging
0270 Logging
0280 Fishing, hunting and trapping
0290 Support activities for agriculture and forestry
0370 Oil and gas extraction
0380 Coal mining
0390 Metal ore mining
0470 Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying
0490 Support activities for mining and not specified type of mining
0770 Construction (the cleaning of buildings and dwellings is incidental during construction and
immediately after construction)
1070 Animal food, grain and oilseed milling
1080 Sugar and confectionery products
1090 Fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food manufacturing
1170 Dairy product manufacturing
1180 Animal slaughtering and processing
1190 Retail bakeries
1270 Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, except retail bakeries
1280 Seafood and other miscellaneous foods, n.e.c.
1290 Not specified food industries
1370 Beverage manufacturing
1390 Tobacco manufacturing
1470 Fiber, yarn, and thread mills
1480 Fabric mills, except knitting mills
1490 Textile and fabric finishing and fabric coating mills
1570 Carpet and rug mills
1590 Textile product mills, except carpet and rug
1670 Knitting fabric mills, and apparel knitting mills
1691 Cut and sew, and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing
1770 Footwear manufacturing
1790 Leather and hide tanning and finishing, and other leather and allied product manufacturing
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1870 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
1880 Paperboard container manufacturing
1890 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products
1990 Printing and related support activities
2070 Petroleum refining
2090 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products
2170 Resin, synthetic rubber, and fibers and filaments manufacturing
2180 Agricultural chemical manufacturing
2190 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
2270 Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing
2280 Soap, cleaning compound, and cosmetics manufacturing
2290 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals
2370 Plastics product manufacturing
2380 Tire manufacturing
2390 Rubber products, except tires, manufacturing
2470 Pottery, ceramics, and plumbing fixture manufacturing
2480 Clay building material and refractories manufacturing
2490 Glass and glass product manufacturing
2570 Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product manufacturing
2590 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
2670 Iron and steel mills and steel product manufacturing
2680 Aluminum production and processing
2690 Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing
2770 Foundries
2780 Metal forgings and stampings
2790 Cutlery and hand tool manufacturing
2870 Structural metals, and boiler, tank, and shipping container manufacturing
2880 Machine shops; turned product; screw, nut, and bolt manufacturing
2890 Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities
2970 Ordnance
2980 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products manufacturing
2990 Not specified metal industries
3070 Agricultural implement manufacturing
3080 Construction, and mining and oil and gas field machinery manufacturing
3095 Commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing
3170 Metalworking machinery manufacturing
3180 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing
3291 Machinery manufacturing, n.e.c. or not specified
3365 Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing
3370 Communications, audio, and video equipment manufacturing
3380 Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing
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3390 Electronic component and product manufacturing, n.e.c.
3470 Household appliance manufacturing
3490 Electric lighting and electrical equipment manufacturing, and other electrical component
manufacturing, n.e.c.
3570 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment manufacturing
3580 Aircraft and parts manufacturing
3590 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
3670 Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
3680 Ship and boat building
3690 Other transportation equipment manufacturing
3770 Sawmills and wood preservation
3780 Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood products
3790 Prefabricated wood buildings and mobile homes
3875 Miscellaneous wood products
3895 Furniture and related product manufacturing
3960 Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing
3970 Sporting and athletic goods, and doll, toy and game manufacturing
3980 Miscellaneous manufacturing, n.e.c.
3990 Not specified manufacturing industries
4070 Motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and supplies merchant wholesalers
4080 Furniture and home furnishing merchant wholesalers
4090 Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers
4170 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4180 Metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers
4195 Household appliances and electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers
4265 Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4270 Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers
4280 Recyclable material merchant wholesalers
4290 Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers
4370 Paper and paper products merchant wholesalers
4380 Drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products merchant wholesalers
4390 Apparel, piece goods, and notions merchant wholesalers
4470 Grocery and related product merchant wholesalers
4480 Farm product raw material merchant wholesalers
4490 Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers
4560 Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers
4570 Farm supplies merchant wholesalers
4580 Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers
4585 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers
4590 Not specified wholesale trade
4670 Automobile dealers
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4680 Other motor vehicle dealers
4690 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores
4770 Furniture and home furnishings stores
4780 Household appliance stores
4795 Electronics stores
4870 Building material and supplies dealers
4880 Hardware stores
4890 Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores
4971 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores
4972 Convenience Stores
4980 Specialty food stores
4990 Beer, wine, and liquor stores
5070 Pharmacies and drug stores
5080 Health and personal care, except drug, stores
5090 Gasoline stations
5170 Clothing stores
5180 Shoe stores
5190 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores
5275 Sporting goods, and hobby and toy stores
5280 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores
5295 Musical instrument and supplies stores
5370 Book stores and news dealers
5381 Department stores
5391 General merchandise stores, including warehouse clubs and supercenters
5470 Florists
5480 Office supplies and stationery stores
5490 Used merchandise stores
5570 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops
5580 Miscellaneous retail stores
5593 Electronic shopping and mail-order houses
5670 Vending machine operators
5680 Fuel dealers
5690 Other direct selling establishments
5790 Not specified retail trade
6070 Air transportation
6080 Rail transportation
6090 Water transportation
6170 Truck transportation
6180 Bus service and urban transit
6190 Taxi and limousine service
6270 Pipeline transportation
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6280 Scenic and sightseeing transportation
6290 Services incidental to transportation
6370 Postal Service
6380 Couriers and messengers
6390 Warehousing and storage
0570 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
0580 Natural gas distribution
0590 Electric and gas, and other combinations
0670 Water, steam, air-conditioning, and irrigation systems
0680 Sewage treatment facilities
0690 Not specified utilities
6470 Newspaper publishers
6480 Periodical, book, and directory publishers
6490 Software publishers
6570 Motion pictures and video industries
6590 Sound recording industries
6670 Broadcasting (except internet)
6672 Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals
6680 Wired telecommunications carriers
6690 Telecommunications, except wired telecommunications carriers
6695 Data processing, hosting, and related services
6770 Libraries and archives
6780 Other information services, except libraries and archives, and internet publishing and broadcasting
and web search portals
6870 Banking and related activities
6880 Savings institutions, including credit unions
6890 Nondepository credit and related activities
6970 Securities, commodities, funds, trusts, and other financial investments
6991 Insurance carriers
6992 Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities
7071 Lessors of real estate, and offices of real estate agents and brokers
7072 Real estate property managers, offices of real estate appraisers, and other activities related to real
estate
7080 Automotive equipment rental and leasing
7181 Other consumer goods rental
7190 Commercial, industrial, and other intangible assets rental and leasing
7270 Legal services
7280 Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services
7290 Architectural, engineering, and related services
7370 Specialized design services
7380 Computer systems design and related services
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7390 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services
7460 Scientific research and development services
7470 Advertising, public relations, and related services
7480 Veterinary services
7490 Other professional, scientific, and technical services
7570 Management of companies and enterprises
7580 Employment services
7590 Business support services
7670 Travel arrangements and reservation services
7680 Investigation and security services
7690 Services to buildings and dwellings (except cleaning during construction and immediately after
construction)
7770 Landscaping services
7780 Other administrative and other support services
7790 Waste management and remediation services
7860 Elementary and secondary schools
7870 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, including junior colleges
7880 Business, technical, and trade schools and training
7890 Other schools and instruction, and educational support services
7970 Offices of physicians
7980 Offices of dentists
7990 Offices of chiropractors
8070 Offices of optometrists
8080 Offices of other health practitioners
8090 Outpatient care centers
8170 Home health care services
8180 Other health care services
8191 General medical and surgical hospitals, and specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse)
hospitals
8192 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals
8270 Nursing care facilities (skilled nursing facilities)
8290 Residential care facilities, except skilled nursing facilities
8370 Individual and family services
8380 Community food and housing, and emergency services
8390 Vocational rehabilitation services
8470 Child day care services
8561 Performing arts companies
8562 Spectator sports
8563 Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events, agents and managers for artists, athletes,
entertainers, and other public figures
8564 Independent artists, writers, and performers
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8570 Museums, art galleries, historical sites, and similar institutions
8580 Bowling centers
8590 Other amusement, gambling, and recreation industries
8660 Traveler accommodation
8670 Recreational vehicle parks and camps, and rooming and boarding houses, dormitories, and
workers' camps
8680 Restaurants and other food services
8690 Drinking places, alcoholic beverages
8770 Automotive repair and maintenance
8780 Car washes
8790 Electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance
8870 Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment repair and maintenance
8891 Personal and household goods repair and maintenance
8970 Barber shops
8980 Beauty salons
8990 Nail salons and other personal care services
9070 Drycleaning and laundry services
9080 Funeral homes, and cemeteries and crematories
9090 Other personal services
9160 Religious organizations
9170 Civic, social, advocacy organizations, and grantmaking and giving services
9180 Labor unions
9190 Business, professional, political, and similar organizations
9290 Private households
9370 Executive offices and legislative bodies
9380 Public finance activities
9390 Other general government and support
9470 Justice, public order, and safety activities
9480 Administration of human resource programs
9490 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs
9570 Administration of economic programs and space research
9590 National security and international affairs
9890 Active Duty Military
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TJB1_OCC Variable
Description: Occupation codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0010 Chief executives and legislators
0020 General and operations managers
0040 Advertising and promotions managers
0051 Marketing managers
0052 Sales managers
0060 Public relations and fundraising managers
0101 Administrative services managers
0102 Facilities managers
0110 Computer and information systems managers
0120 Financial managers
0135 Compensation and benefits managers
0136 Human resources managers
0137 Training and development managers
0140 Industrial production managers
0150 Purchasing managers
0160 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
0205 Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
0220 Construction managers
0230 Education and childcare administrators
0300 Architectural and engineering managers
0310 Food service managers
0335 Entertainment and recreation managers
0340 Lodging managers
0350 Medical and health services managers
0360 Natural sciences managers
0410 Property, real estate, and community association managers
0420 Social and community service managers
0425 Emergency management directors
0440 Other managers
0500 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
0510 Buyers and purchasing agents, farm products
0520 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products
0530 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products
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0540 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators
0565 Compliance officers
0600 Cost estimators
0630 Human resources workers
0640 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
0650 Training and development specialists
0700 Logisticians
0705 Project management specialists
0710 Management analysts
0725 Meeting, convention, and event planners
0726 Fundraisers
0735 Market research analysts and marketing specialists
0750 Business operations specialists, all other
0800 Accountants and auditors
0810 Property appraisers and assessors
0820 Budget analysts
0830 Credit analysts
0845 Financial and investment analysts
0850 Personal financial advisors
0860 Insurance underwriters
0900 Financial examiners
0910 Credit counselors and loan officers
0930 Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
0940 Tax preparers
0960 Other financial specialists
1005 Computer and information research scientists
1006 Computer systems analysts
1007 Information security analysts
1010 Computer programmers
1021 Software developers
1022 Software quality assurance analysts and testers
1031 Web developers
1032 Web and digital interface designers
1050 Computer support specialists
1065 Database administrators and architects
1105 Network and computer systems administrators
1106 Computer network architects
1108 Computer occupations, all other
1200 Actuaries
1220 Operations research analysts
1240 Other mathematical science occupations
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1305 Architects, except landscape and naval
1306 Landscape architects
1310 Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists
1320 Aerospace engineers
1340 Biomedical and agricultural engineers
1350 Chemical engineers
1360 Civil engineers
1400 Computer hardware engineers
1410 Electrical and electronics engineers
1420 Environmental engineers
1430 Industrial engineers, including health and safety
1440 Marine engineers and naval architects
1450 Materials engineers
1460 Mechanical engineers
1520 Petroleum, mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
1530 Other engineers
1541 Architectural and civil drafters
1545 Other drafters
1551 Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
1555 Other engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters
1560 Surveying and mapping technicians
1600 Agricultural and food scientists
1610 Biological scientists
1640 Conservation scientists and foresters
1650 Other life scientists
1700 Astronomers and physicists
1710 Atmospheric and space scientists
1720 Chemists and materials scientists
1745 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
1750 Geoscientists and hydrologists, except geographers
1760 Physical scientists, all other
1800 Economists
1821 Clinical and counseling psychologists
1822 School psychologists
1825 Other psychologists
1840 Urban and regional planners
1860 Other social scientists
1900 Agricultural and food science technicians
1910 Biological technicians
1920 Chemical technicians
1935 Environmental science and geoscience technicians, and nuclear technicians
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1970 Other life, physical, and social science technicians
1980 Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians
2001 Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
2002 Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
2003 Marriage and family therapists
2004 Mental health counselors
2005 Rehabilitation counselors
2006 Counselors, all other
2011 Child, family, and school social workers
2012 Healthcare social workers
2013 Mental health and substance abuse social workers
2014 Social workers, all other
2015 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
2016 Social and human service assistants
2025 Other community and social service specialists
2040 Clergy
2050 Directors, religious activities and education
2060 Religious workers, all other
2100 Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
2105 Judicial law clerks
2145 Paralegals and legal assistants
2170 Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
2180 Legal support workers, all other
2205 Postsecondary teachers
2300 Preschool and kindergarten teachers
2310 Elementary and middle school teachers
2320 Secondary school teachers
2330 Special education teachers
2350 Tutors
2360 Other teachers and instructors
2400 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
2435 Librarians and media collections specialists
2440 Library technicians
2545 Teaching assistants
2555 Other educational instruction and library workers
2600 Artists and related workers
2631 Commercial and industrial designers
2632 Fashion designers
2633 Floral designers
2634 Graphic designers
2635 Interior designers
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2636 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
2640 Other designers
2700 Actors
2710 Producers and directors
2721 Athletes and sports competitors
2722 Coaches and scouts
2723 Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
2740 Dancers and choreographers
2751 Music directors and composers
2752 Musicians and singers
2755 Disc jockeys, except radio
2770 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
2805 Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
2810 News analysts, reporters, and journalists
2825 Public relations specialists
2830 Editors
2840 Technical writers
2850 Writers and authors
2861 Interpreters and translators
2862 Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
2865 Media and communication workers, all other
2905 Other media and communication equipment workers
2910 Photographers
2920 Television, video, and film camera operators and editors
3000 Chiropractors
3010 Dentists
3030 Dietitians and nutritionists
3040 Optometrists
3050 Pharmacists
3090 Physicians
3100 Surgeons
3110 Physician assistants
3120 Podiatrists
3140 Audiologists
3150 Occupational therapists
3160 Physical therapists
3200 Radiation therapists
3210 Recreational therapists
3220 Respiratory therapists
3230 Speech-language pathologists
3245 Other therapists
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3250 Veterinarians
3255 Registered nurses
3256 Nurse anesthetists
3258 Nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives
3261 Acupuncturists
3270 Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
3300 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
3310 Dental hygienists
3321 Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
3322 Diagnostic medical sonographers
3323 Radiologic technologists and technicians
3324 Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
3330 Nuclear medicine technologists and medical dosimetrists
3401 Emergency medical technicians
3402 Paramedics
3421 Pharmacy technicians
3422 Psychiatric technicians
3423 Surgical technologists
3424 Veterinary technologists and technicians
3430 Dietetic technicians and ophthalmic medical technicians
3500 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
3515 Medical records specialists
3520 Opticians, dispensing
3545 Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians
3550 Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations
3601 Home health aides
3602 Personal care aides
3603 Nursing assistants
3605 Orderlies and psychiatric aides
3610 Occupational therapy assistants and aides
3620 Physical therapist assistants and aides
3630 Massage therapists
3640 Dental assistants
3645 Medical assistants
3646 Medical transcriptionists
3647 Pharmacy aides
3648 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
3649 Phlebotomists
3655 Other healthcare support workers
3700 First-line supervisors of correctional officers
3710 First-line supervisors of police and detectives
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3720 First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
3725 Miscellaneous first-line supervisors, protective service workers
3740 Firefighters
3750 Fire inspectors
3801 Bailiffs
3802 Correctional officers and jailers
3820 Detectives and criminal investigators
3840 Fish and game wardens and parking enforcement officers
3870 Police officers
3900 Animal control workers
3910 Private detectives and investigators
3930 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
3940 Crossing guards and flaggers
3945 Transportation security screeners
3946 School bus monitors
3960 Other protective service workers
4000 Chefs and head cooks
4010 First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
4020 Cooks
4030 Food preparation workers
4040 Bartenders
4055 Fast food and counter workers
4110 Waiters and waitresses
4120 Food servers, nonrestaurant
4130 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
4140 Dishwashers
4150 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
4160 Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
4200 First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
4210 First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
4220 Janitors and building cleaners
4230 Maids and housekeeping cleaners
4240 Pest control workers
4251 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
4252 Tree trimmers and pruners
4255 Other grounds maintenance workers
4330 Supervisors of personal care and service workers
4340 Animal trainers
4350 Animal caretakers
4400 Gambling services workers
4420 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
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4435 Other entertainment attendants and related workers
4461 Embalmers, crematory operators, and funeral attendants
4465 Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
4500 Barbers
4510 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
4521 Manicurists and pedicurists
4522 Skincare specialists
4525 Other personal appearance workers
4530 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges
4540 Tour and travel guides
4600 Childcare workers
4621 Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
4622 Recreation workers
4640 Residential advisors
4655 Personal care and service workers, all other
4700 First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
4710 First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
4720 Cashiers
4740 Counter and rental clerks
4750 Parts salespersons
4760 Retail salespersons
4800 Advertising sales agents
4810 Insurance sales agents
4820 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
4830 Travel agents
4840 Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
4850 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing
4900 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters
4920 Real estate brokers and sales agents
4930 Sales engineers
4940 Telemarketers
4950 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
4965 Sales and related workers, all other
5000 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
5010 Switchboard operators, including answering service
5020 Telephone operators
5040 Communications equipment operators, all other
5100 Bill and account collectors
5110 Billing and posting clerks
5120 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
5140 Payroll and timekeeping clerks
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5150 Procurement clerks
5160 Tellers
5165 Other financial clerks
5220 Court, municipal, and license clerks
5230 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
5240 Customer service representatives
5250 Eligibility interviewers, government programs
5260 File clerks
5300 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
5310 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
5320 Library assistants, clerical
5330 Loan interviewers and clerks
5340 New accounts clerks
5350 Correspondence clerks and order clerks
5360 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
5400 Receptionists and information clerks
5410 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
5420 Other information and records clerks
5500 Cargo and freight agents
5510 Couriers and messengers
5521 Public safety telecommunicators
5522 Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
5530 Meter readers, utilities
5540 Postal service clerks
5550 Postal service mail carriers
5560 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
5600 Production, planning, and expediting clerks
5610 Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
5630 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
5710 Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
5720 Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
5730 Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
5740 Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
5810 Data entry keyers
5820 Word processors and typists
5840 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
5850 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
5860 Office clerks, general
5900 Office machine operators, except computer
5910 Proofreaders and copy markers
5920 Statistical assistants
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5940 Other office and administrative support workers
6005 First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
6010 Agricultural inspectors
6040 Graders and sorters, agricultural products
6050 Other agricultural workers
6115 Fishing and hunting workers
6120 Forest and conservation workers
6130 Logging workers
6200 First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
6210 Boilermakers
6220 Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6230 Carpenters
6240 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers
6250 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers
6260 Construction laborers
6305 Construction equipment operators
6330 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers
6355 Electricians
6360 Glaziers
6400 Insulation workers
6410 Painters and paperhangers
6441 Pipelayers
6442 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
6460 Plasterers and stucco masons
6515 Roofers
6520 Sheet metal workers
6530 Structural iron and steel workers
6540 Solar photovoltaic installers
6600 Helpers, construction trades
6660 Construction and building inspectors
6700 Elevator installers and repairers
6710 Fence erectors
6720 Hazardous materials removal workers
6730 Highway maintenance workers
6740 Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
6765 Other construction and related workers
6800 Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, and roustabouts, oil, gas, and mining
6825 Surface mining machine operators and earth drillers
6835 Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
6850 Underground mining machine operators
6950 Other extraction workers
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7000 First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
7010 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
7020 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers
7030 Avionics technicians
7040 Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
7100 Other electrical and electronic equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7120 Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers
7130 Security and fire alarm systems installers
7140 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
7150 Automotive body and related repairers
7160 Automotive glass installers and repairers
7200 Automotive service technicians and mechanics
7210 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
7220 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics
7240 Small engine mechanics
7260 Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7300 Control and valve installers and repairers
7315 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
7320 Home appliance repairers
7330 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics
7340 Maintenance and repair workers, general
7350 Maintenance workers, machinery
7360 Millwrights
7410 Electrical power-line installers and repairers
7420 Telecommunications line installers and repairers
7430 Precision instrument and equipment repairers
7510 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
7540 Locksmiths and safe repairers
7560 Riggers
7610 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7640 Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7700 First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
7720 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers
7730 Engine and other machine assemblers
7740 Structural metal fabricators and fitters
7750 Other assemblers and fabricators
7800 Bakers
7810 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers
7830 Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
7840 Food batchmakers
7850 Food cooking machine operators and tenders
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7855 Food processing workers, all other
7905 Computer numerically controlled tool operators and programmers
7925 Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
7950 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8000 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
plastic
8025 Other machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8030 Machinists
8040 Metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters
8100 Model makers, patternmakers, and molding machine setters, metal and plastic
8130 Tool and die makers
8140 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers
8225 Other metal workers and plastic workers
8250 Prepress technicians and workers
8255 Printing press operators
8256 Print binding and finishing workers
8300 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
8310 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
8320 Sewing machine operators
8335 Shoe and leather workers
8350 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
8365 Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders
8450 Upholsterers
8465 Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers
8500 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
8510 Furniture finishers
8530 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
8540 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
8555 Other woodworkers
8600 Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers
8610 Stationary engineers and boiler operators
8620 Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
8630 Miscellaneous plant and system operators
8640 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders
8650 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers
8710 Cutting workers
8720 Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
8730 Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
8740 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
8750 Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
8760 Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians
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8800 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
8810 Painting workers
8830 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
8850 Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
8910 Etchers and engravers
8920 Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
8930 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
8940 Tire builders
8950 Helpers--production workers
8990 Miscellaneous production workers, including equipment operators and tenders
9005 Supervisors of transportation and material moving workers
9030 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
9040 Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists
9050 Flight attendants
9110 Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
9121 Bus drivers, school
9122 Bus drivers, transit and intercity
9130 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
9141 Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
9142 Taxi drivers
9150 Motor vehicle operators, all other
9210 Locomotive engineers and operators
9240 Railroad conductors and yardmasters
9265 Other rail transportation workers
9300 Sailors and marine oilers, and ship engineers
9310 Ship and boat captains and operators
9350 Parking attendants
9365 Transportation service attendants
9410 Transportation inspectors
9415 Passenger attendants
9430 Other transportation workers
9510 Crane and tower operators
9570 Conveyor, dredge, and hoist and winch operators
9600 Industrial truck and tractor operators
9610 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
9620 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
9630 Machine feeders and offbearers
9640 Packers and packagers, hand
9645 Stockers and order fillers
9650 Pumping station operators
9720 Refuse and recyclable material collectors
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9760 Other material moving workers
9840 Military Specific Occupations
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TJB2_OCC Variable
Description: Occupation codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0010 Chief executives and legislators
0020 General and operations managers
0040 Advertising and promotions managers
0051 Marketing managers
0052 Sales managers
0060 Public relations and fundraising managers
0101 Administrative services managers
0102 Facilities managers
0110 Computer and information systems managers
0120 Financial managers
0135 Compensation and benefits managers
0136 Human resources managers
0137 Training and development managers
0140 Industrial production managers
0150 Purchasing managers
0160 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
0205 Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
0220 Construction managers
0230 Education and childcare administrators
0300 Architectural and engineering managers
0310 Food service managers
0335 Entertainment and recreation managers
0340 Lodging managers
0350 Medical and health services managers
0360 Natural sciences managers
0410 Property, real estate, and community association managers
0420 Social and community service managers
0425 Emergency management directors
0440 Other managers
0500 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
0510 Buyers and purchasing agents, farm products
0520 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products
0530 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products
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0540 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators
0565 Compliance officers
0600 Cost estimators
0630 Human resources workers
0640 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
0650 Training and development specialists
0700 Logisticians
0705 Project management specialists
0710 Management analysts
0725 Meeting, convention, and event planners
0726 Fundraisers
0735 Market research analysts and marketing specialists
0750 Business operations specialists, all other
0800 Accountants and auditors
0810 Property appraisers and assessors
0820 Budget analysts
0830 Credit analysts
0845 Financial and investment analysts
0850 Personal financial advisors
0860 Insurance underwriters
0900 Financial examiners
0910 Credit counselors and loan officers
0930 Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
0940 Tax preparers
0960 Other financial specialists
1005 Computer and information research scientists
1006 Computer systems analysts
1007 Information security analysts
1010 Computer programmers
1021 Software developers
1022 Software quality assurance analysts and testers
1031 Web developers
1032 Web and digital interface designers
1050 Computer support specialists
1065 Database administrators and architects
1105 Network and computer systems administrators
1106 Computer network architects
1108 Computer occupations, all other
1200 Actuaries
1220 Operations research analysts
1240 Other mathematical science occupations
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1305 Architects, except landscape and naval
1306 Landscape architects
1310 Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists
1320 Aerospace engineers
1340 Biomedical and agricultural engineers
1350 Chemical engineers
1360 Civil engineers
1400 Computer hardware engineers
1410 Electrical and electronics engineers
1420 Environmental engineers
1430 Industrial engineers, including health and safety
1440 Marine engineers and naval architects
1450 Materials engineers
1460 Mechanical engineers
1520 Petroleum, mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
1530 Other engineers
1541 Architectural and civil drafters
1545 Other drafters
1551 Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
1555 Other engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters
1560 Surveying and mapping technicians
1600 Agricultural and food scientists
1610 Biological scientists
1640 Conservation scientists and foresters
1650 Other life scientists
1700 Astronomers and physicists
1710 Atmospheric and space scientists
1720 Chemists and materials scientists
1745 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
1750 Geoscientists and hydrologists, except geographers
1760 Physical scientists, all other
1800 Economists
1821 Clinical and counseling psychologists
1822 School psychologists
1825 Other psychologists
1840 Urban and regional planners
1860 Other social scientists
1900 Agricultural and food science technicians
1910 Biological technicians
1920 Chemical technicians
1935 Environmental science and geoscience technicians, and nuclear technicians
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1970 Other life, physical, and social science technicians
1980 Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians
2001 Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
2002 Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
2003 Marriage and family therapists
2004 Mental health counselors
2005 Rehabilitation counselors
2006 Counselors, all other
2011 Child, family, and school social workers
2012 Healthcare social workers
2013 Mental health and substance abuse social workers
2014 Social workers, all other
2015 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
2016 Social and human service assistants
2025 Other community and social service specialists
2040 Clergy
2050 Directors, religious activities and education
2060 Religious workers, all other
2100 Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
2105 Judicial law clerks
2145 Paralegals and legal assistants
2170 Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
2180 Legal support workers, all other
2205 Postsecondary teachers
2300 Preschool and kindergarten teachers
2310 Elementary and middle school teachers
2320 Secondary school teachers
2330 Special education teachers
2350 Tutors
2360 Other teachers and instructors
2400 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
2435 Librarians and media collections specialists
2440 Library technicians
2545 Teaching assistants
2555 Other educational instruction and library workers
2600 Artists and related workers
2631 Commercial and industrial designers
2632 Fashion designers
2633 Floral designers
2634 Graphic designers
2635 Interior designers
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2636 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
2640 Other designers
2700 Actors
2710 Producers and directors
2721 Athletes and sports competitors
2722 Coaches and scouts
2723 Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
2740 Dancers and choreographers
2751 Music directors and composers
2752 Musicians and singers
2755 Disc jockeys, except radio
2770 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
2805 Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
2810 News analysts, reporters, and journalists
2825 Public relations specialists
2830 Editors
2840 Technical writers
2850 Writers and authors
2861 Interpreters and translators
2862 Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
2865 Media and communication workers, all other
2905 Other media and communication equipment workers
2910 Photographers
2920 Television, video, and film camera operators and editors
3000 Chiropractors
3010 Dentists
3030 Dietitians and nutritionists
3040 Optometrists
3050 Pharmacists
3090 Physicians
3100 Surgeons
3110 Physician assistants
3120 Podiatrists
3140 Audiologists
3150 Occupational therapists
3160 Physical therapists
3200 Radiation therapists
3210 Recreational therapists
3220 Respiratory therapists
3230 Speech-language pathologists
3245 Other therapists
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3250 Veterinarians
3255 Registered nurses
3256 Nurse anesthetists
3258 Nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives
3261 Acupuncturists
3270 Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
3300 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
3310 Dental hygienists
3321 Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
3322 Diagnostic medical sonographers
3323 Radiologic technologists and technicians
3324 Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
3330 Nuclear medicine technologists and medical dosimetrists
3401 Emergency medical technicians
3402 Paramedics
3421 Pharmacy technicians
3422 Psychiatric technicians
3423 Surgical technologists
3424 Veterinary technologists and technicians
3430 Dietetic technicians and ophthalmic medical technicians
3500 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
3515 Medical records specialists
3520 Opticians, dispensing
3545 Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians
3550 Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations
3601 Home health aides
3602 Personal care aides
3603 Nursing assistants
3605 Orderlies and psychiatric aides
3610 Occupational therapy assistants and aides
3620 Physical therapist assistants and aides
3630 Massage therapists
3640 Dental assistants
3645 Medical assistants
3646 Medical transcriptionists
3647 Pharmacy aides
3648 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
3649 Phlebotomists
3655 Other healthcare support workers
3700 First-line supervisors of correctional officers
3710 First-line supervisors of police and detectives
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3720 First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
3725 Miscellaneous first-line supervisors, protective service workers
3740 Firefighters
3750 Fire inspectors
3801 Bailiffs
3802 Correctional officers and jailers
3820 Detectives and criminal investigators
3840 Fish and game wardens and parking enforcement officers
3870 Police officers
3900 Animal control workers
3910 Private detectives and investigators
3930 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
3940 Crossing guards and flaggers
3945 Transportation security screeners
3946 School bus monitors
3960 Other protective service workers
4000 Chefs and head cooks
4010 First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
4020 Cooks
4030 Food preparation workers
4040 Bartenders
4055 Fast food and counter workers
4110 Waiters and waitresses
4120 Food servers, nonrestaurant
4130 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
4140 Dishwashers
4150 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
4160 Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
4200 First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
4210 First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
4220 Janitors and building cleaners
4230 Maids and housekeeping cleaners
4240 Pest control workers
4251 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
4252 Tree trimmers and pruners
4255 Other grounds maintenance workers
4330 Supervisors of personal care and service workers
4340 Animal trainers
4350 Animal caretakers
4400 Gambling services workers
4420 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
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4435 Other entertainment attendants and related workers
4461 Embalmers, crematory operators, and funeral attendants
4465 Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
4500 Barbers
4510 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
4521 Manicurists and pedicurists
4522 Skincare specialists
4525 Other personal appearance workers
4530 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges
4540 Tour and travel guides
4600 Childcare workers
4621 Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
4622 Recreation workers
4640 Residential advisors
4655 Personal care and service workers, all other
4700 First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
4710 First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
4720 Cashiers
4740 Counter and rental clerks
4750 Parts salespersons
4760 Retail salespersons
4800 Advertising sales agents
4810 Insurance sales agents
4820 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
4830 Travel agents
4840 Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
4850 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing
4900 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters
4920 Real estate brokers and sales agents
4930 Sales engineers
4940 Telemarketers
4950 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
4965 Sales and related workers, all other
5000 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
5010 Switchboard operators, including answering service
5020 Telephone operators
5040 Communications equipment operators, all other
5100 Bill and account collectors
5110 Billing and posting clerks
5120 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
5140 Payroll and timekeeping clerks
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5150 Procurement clerks
5160 Tellers
5165 Other financial clerks
5220 Court, municipal, and license clerks
5230 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
5240 Customer service representatives
5250 Eligibility interviewers, government programs
5260 File clerks
5300 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
5310 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
5320 Library assistants, clerical
5330 Loan interviewers and clerks
5340 New accounts clerks
5350 Correspondence clerks and order clerks
5360 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
5400 Receptionists and information clerks
5410 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
5420 Other information and records clerks
5500 Cargo and freight agents
5510 Couriers and messengers
5521 Public safety telecommunicators
5522 Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
5530 Meter readers, utilities
5540 Postal service clerks
5550 Postal service mail carriers
5560 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
5600 Production, planning, and expediting clerks
5610 Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
5630 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
5710 Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
5720 Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
5730 Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
5740 Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
5810 Data entry keyers
5820 Word processors and typists
5840 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
5850 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
5860 Office clerks, general
5900 Office machine operators, except computer
5910 Proofreaders and copy markers
5920 Statistical assistants
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5940 Other office and administrative support workers
6005 First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
6010 Agricultural inspectors
6040 Graders and sorters, agricultural products
6050 Other agricultural workers
6115 Fishing and hunting workers
6120 Forest and conservation workers
6130 Logging workers
6200 First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
6210 Boilermakers
6220 Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6230 Carpenters
6240 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers
6250 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers
6260 Construction laborers
6305 Construction equipment operators
6330 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers
6355 Electricians
6360 Glaziers
6400 Insulation workers
6410 Painters and paperhangers
6441 Pipelayers
6442 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
6460 Plasterers and stucco masons
6515 Roofers
6520 Sheet metal workers
6530 Structural iron and steel workers
6540 Solar photovoltaic installers
6600 Helpers, construction trades
6660 Construction and building inspectors
6700 Elevator installers and repairers
6710 Fence erectors
6720 Hazardous materials removal workers
6730 Highway maintenance workers
6740 Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
6765 Other construction and related workers
6800 Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, and roustabouts, oil, gas, and mining
6825 Surface mining machine operators and earth drillers
6835 Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
6850 Underground mining machine operators
6950 Other extraction workers
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7000 First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
7010 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
7020 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers
7030 Avionics technicians
7040 Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
7100 Other electrical and electronic equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7120 Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers
7130 Security and fire alarm systems installers
7140 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
7150 Automotive body and related repairers
7160 Automotive glass installers and repairers
7200 Automotive service technicians and mechanics
7210 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
7220 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics
7240 Small engine mechanics
7260 Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7300 Control and valve installers and repairers
7315 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
7320 Home appliance repairers
7330 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics
7340 Maintenance and repair workers, general
7350 Maintenance workers, machinery
7360 Millwrights
7410 Electrical power-line installers and repairers
7420 Telecommunications line installers and repairers
7430 Precision instrument and equipment repairers
7510 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
7540 Locksmiths and safe repairers
7560 Riggers
7610 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7640 Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7700 First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
7720 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers
7730 Engine and other machine assemblers
7740 Structural metal fabricators and fitters
7750 Other assemblers and fabricators
7800 Bakers
7810 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers
7830 Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
7840 Food batchmakers
7850 Food cooking machine operators and tenders
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7855 Food processing workers, all other
7905 Computer numerically controlled tool operators and programmers
7925 Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
7950 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8000 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
plastic
8025 Other machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8030 Machinists
8040 Metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters
8100 Model makers, patternmakers, and molding machine setters, metal and plastic
8130 Tool and die makers
8140 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers
8225 Other metal workers and plastic workers
8250 Prepress technicians and workers
8255 Printing press operators
8256 Print binding and finishing workers
8300 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
8310 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
8320 Sewing machine operators
8335 Shoe and leather workers
8350 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
8365 Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders
8450 Upholsterers
8465 Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers
8500 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
8510 Furniture finishers
8530 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
8540 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
8555 Other woodworkers
8600 Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers
8610 Stationary engineers and boiler operators
8620 Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
8630 Miscellaneous plant and system operators
8640 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders
8650 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers
8710 Cutting workers
8720 Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
8730 Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
8740 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
8750 Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
8760 Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians
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8800 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
8810 Painting workers
8830 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
8850 Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
8910 Etchers and engravers
8920 Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
8930 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
8940 Tire builders
8950 Helpers--production workers
8990 Miscellaneous production workers, including equipment operators and tenders
9005 Supervisors of transportation and material moving workers
9030 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
9040 Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists
9050 Flight attendants
9110 Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
9121 Bus drivers, school
9122 Bus drivers, transit and intercity
9130 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
9141 Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
9142 Taxi drivers
9150 Motor vehicle operators, all other
9210 Locomotive engineers and operators
9240 Railroad conductors and yardmasters
9265 Other rail transportation workers
9300 Sailors and marine oilers, and ship engineers
9310 Ship and boat captains and operators
9350 Parking attendants
9365 Transportation service attendants
9410 Transportation inspectors
9415 Passenger attendants
9430 Other transportation workers
9510 Crane and tower operators
9570 Conveyor, dredge, and hoist and winch operators
9600 Industrial truck and tractor operators
9610 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
9620 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
9630 Machine feeders and offbearers
9640 Packers and packagers, hand
9645 Stockers and order fillers
9650 Pumping station operators
9720 Refuse and recyclable material collectors
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9760 Other material moving workers
9840 Military Specific Occupations
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TJB3_OCC Variable
Description: Occupation codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0010 Chief executives and legislators
0020 General and operations managers
0040 Advertising and promotions managers
0051 Marketing managers
0052 Sales managers
0060 Public relations and fundraising managers
0101 Administrative services managers
0102 Facilities managers
0110 Computer and information systems managers
0120 Financial managers
0135 Compensation and benefits managers
0136 Human resources managers
0137 Training and development managers
0140 Industrial production managers
0150 Purchasing managers
0160 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
0205 Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
0220 Construction managers
0230 Education and childcare administrators
0300 Architectural and engineering managers
0310 Food service managers
0335 Entertainment and recreation managers
0340 Lodging managers
0350 Medical and health services managers
0360 Natural sciences managers
0410 Property, real estate, and community association managers
0420 Social and community service managers
0425 Emergency management directors
0440 Other managers
0500 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
0510 Buyers and purchasing agents, farm products
0520 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products
0530 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products
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0540 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators
0565 Compliance officers
0600 Cost estimators
0630 Human resources workers
0640 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
0650 Training and development specialists
0700 Logisticians
0705 Project management specialists
0710 Management analysts
0725 Meeting, convention, and event planners
0726 Fundraisers
0735 Market research analysts and marketing specialists
0750 Business operations specialists, all other
0800 Accountants and auditors
0810 Property appraisers and assessors
0820 Budget analysts
0830 Credit analysts
0845 Financial and investment analysts
0850 Personal financial advisors
0860 Insurance underwriters
0900 Financial examiners
0910 Credit counselors and loan officers
0930 Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
0940 Tax preparers
0960 Other financial specialists
1005 Computer and information research scientists
1006 Computer systems analysts
1007 Information security analysts
1010 Computer programmers
1021 Software developers
1022 Software quality assurance analysts and testers
1031 Web developers
1032 Web and digital interface designers
1050 Computer support specialists
1065 Database administrators and architects
1105 Network and computer systems administrators
1106 Computer network architects
1108 Computer occupations, all other
1200 Actuaries
1220 Operations research analysts
1240 Other mathematical science occupations
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1305 Architects, except landscape and naval
1306 Landscape architects
1310 Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists
1320 Aerospace engineers
1340 Biomedical and agricultural engineers
1350 Chemical engineers
1360 Civil engineers
1400 Computer hardware engineers
1410 Electrical and electronics engineers
1420 Environmental engineers
1430 Industrial engineers, including health and safety
1440 Marine engineers and naval architects
1450 Materials engineers
1460 Mechanical engineers
1520 Petroleum, mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
1530 Other engineers
1541 Architectural and civil drafters
1545 Other drafters
1551 Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
1555 Other engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters
1560 Surveying and mapping technicians
1600 Agricultural and food scientists
1610 Biological scientists
1640 Conservation scientists and foresters
1650 Other life scientists
1700 Astronomers and physicists
1710 Atmospheric and space scientists
1720 Chemists and materials scientists
1745 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
1750 Geoscientists and hydrologists, except geographers
1760 Physical scientists, all other
1800 Economists
1821 Clinical and counseling psychologists
1822 School psychologists
1825 Other psychologists
1840 Urban and regional planners
1860 Other social scientists
1900 Agricultural and food science technicians
1910 Biological technicians
1920 Chemical technicians
1935 Environmental science and geoscience technicians, and nuclear technicians
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1970 Other life, physical, and social science technicians
1980 Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians
2001 Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
2002 Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
2003 Marriage and family therapists
2004 Mental health counselors
2005 Rehabilitation counselors
2006 Counselors, all other
2011 Child, family, and school social workers
2012 Healthcare social workers
2013 Mental health and substance abuse social workers
2014 Social workers, all other
2015 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
2016 Social and human service assistants
2025 Other community and social service specialists
2040 Clergy
2050 Directors, religious activities and education
2060 Religious workers, all other
2100 Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
2105 Judicial law clerks
2145 Paralegals and legal assistants
2170 Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
2180 Legal support workers, all other
2205 Postsecondary teachers
2300 Preschool and kindergarten teachers
2310 Elementary and middle school teachers
2320 Secondary school teachers
2330 Special education teachers
2350 Tutors
2360 Other teachers and instructors
2400 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
2435 Librarians and media collections specialists
2440 Library technicians
2545 Teaching assistants
2555 Other educational instruction and library workers
2600 Artists and related workers
2631 Commercial and industrial designers
2632 Fashion designers
2633 Floral designers
2634 Graphic designers
2635 Interior designers
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2636 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
2640 Other designers
2700 Actors
2710 Producers and directors
2721 Athletes and sports competitors
2722 Coaches and scouts
2723 Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
2740 Dancers and choreographers
2751 Music directors and composers
2752 Musicians and singers
2755 Disc jockeys, except radio
2770 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
2805 Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
2810 News analysts, reporters, and journalists
2825 Public relations specialists
2830 Editors
2840 Technical writers
2850 Writers and authors
2861 Interpreters and translators
2862 Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
2865 Media and communication workers, all other
2905 Other media and communication equipment workers
2910 Photographers
2920 Television, video, and film camera operators and editors
3000 Chiropractors
3010 Dentists
3030 Dietitians and nutritionists
3040 Optometrists
3050 Pharmacists
3090 Physicians
3100 Surgeons
3110 Physician assistants
3120 Podiatrists
3140 Audiologists
3150 Occupational therapists
3160 Physical therapists
3200 Radiation therapists
3210 Recreational therapists
3220 Respiratory therapists
3230 Speech-language pathologists
3245 Other therapists
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3250 Veterinarians
3255 Registered nurses
3256 Nurse anesthetists
3258 Nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives
3261 Acupuncturists
3270 Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
3300 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
3310 Dental hygienists
3321 Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
3322 Diagnostic medical sonographers
3323 Radiologic technologists and technicians
3324 Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
3330 Nuclear medicine technologists and medical dosimetrists
3401 Emergency medical technicians
3402 Paramedics
3421 Pharmacy technicians
3422 Psychiatric technicians
3423 Surgical technologists
3424 Veterinary technologists and technicians
3430 Dietetic technicians and ophthalmic medical technicians
3500 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
3515 Medical records specialists
3520 Opticians, dispensing
3545 Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians
3550 Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations
3601 Home health aides
3602 Personal care aides
3603 Nursing assistants
3605 Orderlies and psychiatric aides
3610 Occupational therapy assistants and aides
3620 Physical therapist assistants and aides
3630 Massage therapists
3640 Dental assistants
3645 Medical assistants
3646 Medical transcriptionists
3647 Pharmacy aides
3648 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
3649 Phlebotomists
3655 Other healthcare support workers
3700 First-line supervisors of correctional officers
3710 First-line supervisors of police and detectives
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3720 First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
3725 Miscellaneous first-line supervisors, protective service workers
3740 Firefighters
3750 Fire inspectors
3801 Bailiffs
3802 Correctional officers and jailers
3820 Detectives and criminal investigators
3840 Fish and game wardens and parking enforcement officers
3870 Police officers
3900 Animal control workers
3910 Private detectives and investigators
3930 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
3940 Crossing guards and flaggers
3945 Transportation security screeners
3946 School bus monitors
3960 Other protective service workers
4000 Chefs and head cooks
4010 First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
4020 Cooks
4030 Food preparation workers
4040 Bartenders
4055 Fast food and counter workers
4110 Waiters and waitresses
4120 Food servers, nonrestaurant
4130 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
4140 Dishwashers
4150 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
4160 Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
4200 First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
4210 First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
4220 Janitors and building cleaners
4230 Maids and housekeeping cleaners
4240 Pest control workers
4251 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
4252 Tree trimmers and pruners
4255 Other grounds maintenance workers
4330 Supervisors of personal care and service workers
4340 Animal trainers
4350 Animal caretakers
4400 Gambling services workers
4420 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
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4435 Other entertainment attendants and related workers
4461 Embalmers, crematory operators, and funeral attendants
4465 Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
4500 Barbers
4510 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
4521 Manicurists and pedicurists
4522 Skincare specialists
4525 Other personal appearance workers
4530 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges
4540 Tour and travel guides
4600 Childcare workers
4621 Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
4622 Recreation workers
4640 Residential advisors
4655 Personal care and service workers, all other
4700 First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
4710 First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
4720 Cashiers
4740 Counter and rental clerks
4750 Parts salespersons
4760 Retail salespersons
4800 Advertising sales agents
4810 Insurance sales agents
4820 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
4830 Travel agents
4840 Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
4850 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing
4900 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters
4920 Real estate brokers and sales agents
4930 Sales engineers
4940 Telemarketers
4950 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
4965 Sales and related workers, all other
5000 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
5010 Switchboard operators, including answering service
5020 Telephone operators
5040 Communications equipment operators, all other
5100 Bill and account collectors
5110 Billing and posting clerks
5120 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
5140 Payroll and timekeeping clerks
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5150 Procurement clerks
5160 Tellers
5165 Other financial clerks
5220 Court, municipal, and license clerks
5230 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
5240 Customer service representatives
5250 Eligibility interviewers, government programs
5260 File clerks
5300 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
5310 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
5320 Library assistants, clerical
5330 Loan interviewers and clerks
5340 New accounts clerks
5350 Correspondence clerks and order clerks
5360 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
5400 Receptionists and information clerks
5410 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
5420 Other information and records clerks
5500 Cargo and freight agents
5510 Couriers and messengers
5521 Public safety telecommunicators
5522 Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
5530 Meter readers, utilities
5540 Postal service clerks
5550 Postal service mail carriers
5560 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
5600 Production, planning, and expediting clerks
5610 Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
5630 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
5710 Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
5720 Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
5730 Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
5740 Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
5810 Data entry keyers
5820 Word processors and typists
5840 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
5850 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
5860 Office clerks, general
5900 Office machine operators, except computer
5910 Proofreaders and copy markers
5920 Statistical assistants
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5940 Other office and administrative support workers
6005 First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
6010 Agricultural inspectors
6040 Graders and sorters, agricultural products
6050 Other agricultural workers
6115 Fishing and hunting workers
6120 Forest and conservation workers
6130 Logging workers
6200 First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
6210 Boilermakers
6220 Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6230 Carpenters
6240 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers
6250 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers
6260 Construction laborers
6305 Construction equipment operators
6330 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers
6355 Electricians
6360 Glaziers
6400 Insulation workers
6410 Painters and paperhangers
6441 Pipelayers
6442 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
6460 Plasterers and stucco masons
6515 Roofers
6520 Sheet metal workers
6530 Structural iron and steel workers
6540 Solar photovoltaic installers
6600 Helpers, construction trades
6660 Construction and building inspectors
6700 Elevator installers and repairers
6710 Fence erectors
6720 Hazardous materials removal workers
6730 Highway maintenance workers
6740 Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
6765 Other construction and related workers
6800 Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, and roustabouts, oil, gas, and mining
6825 Surface mining machine operators and earth drillers
6835 Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
6850 Underground mining machine operators
6950 Other extraction workers
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7000 First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
7010 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
7020 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers
7030 Avionics technicians
7040 Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
7100 Other electrical and electronic equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7120 Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers
7130 Security and fire alarm systems installers
7140 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
7150 Automotive body and related repairers
7160 Automotive glass installers and repairers
7200 Automotive service technicians and mechanics
7210 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
7220 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics
7240 Small engine mechanics
7260 Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7300 Control and valve installers and repairers
7315 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
7320 Home appliance repairers
7330 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics
7340 Maintenance and repair workers, general
7350 Maintenance workers, machinery
7360 Millwrights
7410 Electrical power-line installers and repairers
7420 Telecommunications line installers and repairers
7430 Precision instrument and equipment repairers
7510 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
7540 Locksmiths and safe repairers
7560 Riggers
7610 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7640 Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7700 First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
7720 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers
7730 Engine and other machine assemblers
7740 Structural metal fabricators and fitters
7750 Other assemblers and fabricators
7800 Bakers
7810 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers
7830 Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
7840 Food batchmakers
7850 Food cooking machine operators and tenders
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7855 Food processing workers, all other
7905 Computer numerically controlled tool operators and programmers
7925 Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
7950 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8000 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
plastic
8025 Other machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8030 Machinists
8040 Metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters
8100 Model makers, patternmakers, and molding machine setters, metal and plastic
8130 Tool and die makers
8140 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers
8225 Other metal workers and plastic workers
8250 Prepress technicians and workers
8255 Printing press operators
8256 Print binding and finishing workers
8300 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
8310 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
8320 Sewing machine operators
8335 Shoe and leather workers
8350 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
8365 Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders
8450 Upholsterers
8465 Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers
8500 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
8510 Furniture finishers
8530 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
8540 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
8555 Other woodworkers
8600 Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers
8610 Stationary engineers and boiler operators
8620 Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
8630 Miscellaneous plant and system operators
8640 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders
8650 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers
8710 Cutting workers
8720 Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
8730 Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
8740 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
8750 Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
8760 Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians
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8800 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
8810 Painting workers
8830 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
8850 Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
8910 Etchers and engravers
8920 Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
8930 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
8940 Tire builders
8950 Helpers--production workers
8990 Miscellaneous production workers, including equipment operators and tenders
9005 Supervisors of transportation and material moving workers
9030 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
9040 Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists
9050 Flight attendants
9110 Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
9121 Bus drivers, school
9122 Bus drivers, transit and intercity
9130 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
9141 Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
9142 Taxi drivers
9150 Motor vehicle operators, all other
9210 Locomotive engineers and operators
9240 Railroad conductors and yardmasters
9265 Other rail transportation workers
9300 Sailors and marine oilers, and ship engineers
9310 Ship and boat captains and operators
9350 Parking attendants
9365 Transportation service attendants
9410 Transportation inspectors
9415 Passenger attendants
9430 Other transportation workers
9510 Crane and tower operators
9570 Conveyor, dredge, and hoist and winch operators
9600 Industrial truck and tractor operators
9610 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
9620 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
9630 Machine feeders and offbearers
9640 Packers and packagers, hand
9645 Stockers and order fillers
9650 Pumping station operators
9720 Refuse and recyclable material collectors
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9760 Other material moving workers
9840 Military Specific Occupations
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TJB4_OCC Variable
Description: Occupation codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0010 Chief executives and legislators
0020 General and operations managers
0040 Advertising and promotions managers
0051 Marketing managers
0052 Sales managers
0060 Public relations and fundraising managers
0101 Administrative services managers
0102 Facilities managers
0110 Computer and information systems managers
0120 Financial managers
0135 Compensation and benefits managers
0136 Human resources managers
0137 Training and development managers
0140 Industrial production managers
0150 Purchasing managers
0160 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
0205 Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
0220 Construction managers
0230 Education and childcare administrators
0300 Architectural and engineering managers
0310 Food service managers
0335 Entertainment and recreation managers
0340 Lodging managers
0350 Medical and health services managers
0360 Natural sciences managers
0410 Property, real estate, and community association managers
0420 Social and community service managers
0425 Emergency management directors
0440 Other managers
0500 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
0510 Buyers and purchasing agents, farm products
0520 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products
0530 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products
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0540 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators
0565 Compliance officers
0600 Cost estimators
0630 Human resources workers
0640 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
0650 Training and development specialists
0700 Logisticians
0705 Project management specialists
0710 Management analysts
0725 Meeting, convention, and event planners
0726 Fundraisers
0735 Market research analysts and marketing specialists
0750 Business operations specialists, all other
0800 Accountants and auditors
0810 Property appraisers and assessors
0820 Budget analysts
0830 Credit analysts
0845 Financial and investment analysts
0850 Personal financial advisors
0860 Insurance underwriters
0900 Financial examiners
0910 Credit counselors and loan officers
0930 Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
0940 Tax preparers
0960 Other financial specialists
1005 Computer and information research scientists
1006 Computer systems analysts
1007 Information security analysts
1010 Computer programmers
1021 Software developers
1022 Software quality assurance analysts and testers
1031 Web developers
1032 Web and digital interface designers
1050 Computer support specialists
1065 Database administrators and architects
1105 Network and computer systems administrators
1106 Computer network architects
1108 Computer occupations, all other
1200 Actuaries
1220 Operations research analysts
1240 Other mathematical science occupations
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1305 Architects, except landscape and naval
1306 Landscape architects
1310 Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists
1320 Aerospace engineers
1340 Biomedical and agricultural engineers
1350 Chemical engineers
1360 Civil engineers
1400 Computer hardware engineers
1410 Electrical and electronics engineers
1420 Environmental engineers
1430 Industrial engineers, including health and safety
1440 Marine engineers and naval architects
1450 Materials engineers
1460 Mechanical engineers
1520 Petroleum, mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
1530 Other engineers
1541 Architectural and civil drafters
1545 Other drafters
1551 Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
1555 Other engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters
1560 Surveying and mapping technicians
1600 Agricultural and food scientists
1610 Biological scientists
1640 Conservation scientists and foresters
1650 Other life scientists
1700 Astronomers and physicists
1710 Atmospheric and space scientists
1720 Chemists and materials scientists
1745 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
1750 Geoscientists and hydrologists, except geographers
1760 Physical scientists, all other
1800 Economists
1821 Clinical and counseling psychologists
1822 School psychologists
1825 Other psychologists
1840 Urban and regional planners
1860 Other social scientists
1900 Agricultural and food science technicians
1910 Biological technicians
1920 Chemical technicians
1935 Environmental science and geoscience technicians, and nuclear technicians
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1970 Other life, physical, and social science technicians
1980 Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians
2001 Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
2002 Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
2003 Marriage and family therapists
2004 Mental health counselors
2005 Rehabilitation counselors
2006 Counselors, all other
2011 Child, family, and school social workers
2012 Healthcare social workers
2013 Mental health and substance abuse social workers
2014 Social workers, all other
2015 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
2016 Social and human service assistants
2025 Other community and social service specialists
2040 Clergy
2050 Directors, religious activities and education
2060 Religious workers, all other
2100 Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
2105 Judicial law clerks
2145 Paralegals and legal assistants
2170 Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
2180 Legal support workers, all other
2205 Postsecondary teachers
2300 Preschool and kindergarten teachers
2310 Elementary and middle school teachers
2320 Secondary school teachers
2330 Special education teachers
2350 Tutors
2360 Other teachers and instructors
2400 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
2435 Librarians and media collections specialists
2440 Library technicians
2545 Teaching assistants
2555 Other educational instruction and library workers
2600 Artists and related workers
2631 Commercial and industrial designers
2632 Fashion designers
2633 Floral designers
2634 Graphic designers
2635 Interior designers
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2636 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
2640 Other designers
2700 Actors
2710 Producers and directors
2721 Athletes and sports competitors
2722 Coaches and scouts
2723 Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
2740 Dancers and choreographers
2751 Music directors and composers
2752 Musicians and singers
2755 Disc jockeys, except radio
2770 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
2805 Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
2810 News analysts, reporters, and journalists
2825 Public relations specialists
2830 Editors
2840 Technical writers
2850 Writers and authors
2861 Interpreters and translators
2862 Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
2865 Media and communication workers, all other
2905 Other media and communication equipment workers
2910 Photographers
2920 Television, video, and film camera operators and editors
3000 Chiropractors
3010 Dentists
3030 Dietitians and nutritionists
3040 Optometrists
3050 Pharmacists
3090 Physicians
3100 Surgeons
3110 Physician assistants
3120 Podiatrists
3140 Audiologists
3150 Occupational therapists
3160 Physical therapists
3200 Radiation therapists
3210 Recreational therapists
3220 Respiratory therapists
3230 Speech-language pathologists
3245 Other therapists
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3250 Veterinarians
3255 Registered nurses
3256 Nurse anesthetists
3258 Nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives
3261 Acupuncturists
3270 Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
3300 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
3310 Dental hygienists
3321 Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
3322 Diagnostic medical sonographers
3323 Radiologic technologists and technicians
3324 Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
3330 Nuclear medicine technologists and medical dosimetrists
3401 Emergency medical technicians
3402 Paramedics
3421 Pharmacy technicians
3422 Psychiatric technicians
3423 Surgical technologists
3424 Veterinary technologists and technicians
3430 Dietetic technicians and ophthalmic medical technicians
3500 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
3515 Medical records specialists
3520 Opticians, dispensing
3545 Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians
3550 Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations
3601 Home health aides
3602 Personal care aides
3603 Nursing assistants
3605 Orderlies and psychiatric aides
3610 Occupational therapy assistants and aides
3620 Physical therapist assistants and aides
3630 Massage therapists
3640 Dental assistants
3645 Medical assistants
3646 Medical transcriptionists
3647 Pharmacy aides
3648 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
3649 Phlebotomists
3655 Other healthcare support workers
3700 First-line supervisors of correctional officers
3710 First-line supervisors of police and detectives
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3720 First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
3725 Miscellaneous first-line supervisors, protective service workers
3740 Firefighters
3750 Fire inspectors
3801 Bailiffs
3802 Correctional officers and jailers
3820 Detectives and criminal investigators
3840 Fish and game wardens and parking enforcement officers
3870 Police officers
3900 Animal control workers
3910 Private detectives and investigators
3930 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
3940 Crossing guards and flaggers
3945 Transportation security screeners
3946 School bus monitors
3960 Other protective service workers
4000 Chefs and head cooks
4010 First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
4020 Cooks
4030 Food preparation workers
4040 Bartenders
4055 Fast food and counter workers
4110 Waiters and waitresses
4120 Food servers, nonrestaurant
4130 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
4140 Dishwashers
4150 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
4160 Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
4200 First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
4210 First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
4220 Janitors and building cleaners
4230 Maids and housekeeping cleaners
4240 Pest control workers
4251 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
4252 Tree trimmers and pruners
4255 Other grounds maintenance workers
4330 Supervisors of personal care and service workers
4340 Animal trainers
4350 Animal caretakers
4400 Gambling services workers
4420 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
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4435 Other entertainment attendants and related workers
4461 Embalmers, crematory operators, and funeral attendants
4465 Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
4500 Barbers
4510 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
4521 Manicurists and pedicurists
4522 Skincare specialists
4525 Other personal appearance workers
4530 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges
4540 Tour and travel guides
4600 Childcare workers
4621 Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
4622 Recreation workers
4640 Residential advisors
4655 Personal care and service workers, all other
4700 First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
4710 First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
4720 Cashiers
4740 Counter and rental clerks
4750 Parts salespersons
4760 Retail salespersons
4800 Advertising sales agents
4810 Insurance sales agents
4820 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
4830 Travel agents
4840 Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
4850 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing
4900 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters
4920 Real estate brokers and sales agents
4930 Sales engineers
4940 Telemarketers
4950 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
4965 Sales and related workers, all other
5000 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
5010 Switchboard operators, including answering service
5020 Telephone operators
5040 Communications equipment operators, all other
5100 Bill and account collectors
5110 Billing and posting clerks
5120 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
5140 Payroll and timekeeping clerks
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5150 Procurement clerks
5160 Tellers
5165 Other financial clerks
5220 Court, municipal, and license clerks
5230 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
5240 Customer service representatives
5250 Eligibility interviewers, government programs
5260 File clerks
5300 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
5310 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
5320 Library assistants, clerical
5330 Loan interviewers and clerks
5340 New accounts clerks
5350 Correspondence clerks and order clerks
5360 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
5400 Receptionists and information clerks
5410 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
5420 Other information and records clerks
5500 Cargo and freight agents
5510 Couriers and messengers
5521 Public safety telecommunicators
5522 Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
5530 Meter readers, utilities
5540 Postal service clerks
5550 Postal service mail carriers
5560 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
5600 Production, planning, and expediting clerks
5610 Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
5630 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
5710 Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
5720 Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
5730 Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
5740 Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
5810 Data entry keyers
5820 Word processors and typists
5840 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
5850 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
5860 Office clerks, general
5900 Office machine operators, except computer
5910 Proofreaders and copy markers
5920 Statistical assistants
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5940 Other office and administrative support workers
6005 First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
6010 Agricultural inspectors
6040 Graders and sorters, agricultural products
6050 Other agricultural workers
6115 Fishing and hunting workers
6120 Forest and conservation workers
6130 Logging workers
6200 First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
6210 Boilermakers
6220 Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6230 Carpenters
6240 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers
6250 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers
6260 Construction laborers
6305 Construction equipment operators
6330 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers
6355 Electricians
6360 Glaziers
6400 Insulation workers
6410 Painters and paperhangers
6441 Pipelayers
6442 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
6460 Plasterers and stucco masons
6515 Roofers
6520 Sheet metal workers
6530 Structural iron and steel workers
6540 Solar photovoltaic installers
6600 Helpers, construction trades
6660 Construction and building inspectors
6700 Elevator installers and repairers
6710 Fence erectors
6720 Hazardous materials removal workers
6730 Highway maintenance workers
6740 Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
6765 Other construction and related workers
6800 Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, and roustabouts, oil, gas, and mining
6825 Surface mining machine operators and earth drillers
6835 Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
6850 Underground mining machine operators
6950 Other extraction workers
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7000 First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
7010 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
7020 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers
7030 Avionics technicians
7040 Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
7100 Other electrical and electronic equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7120 Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers
7130 Security and fire alarm systems installers
7140 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
7150 Automotive body and related repairers
7160 Automotive glass installers and repairers
7200 Automotive service technicians and mechanics
7210 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
7220 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics
7240 Small engine mechanics
7260 Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7300 Control and valve installers and repairers
7315 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
7320 Home appliance repairers
7330 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics
7340 Maintenance and repair workers, general
7350 Maintenance workers, machinery
7360 Millwrights
7410 Electrical power-line installers and repairers
7420 Telecommunications line installers and repairers
7430 Precision instrument and equipment repairers
7510 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
7540 Locksmiths and safe repairers
7560 Riggers
7610 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7640 Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7700 First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
7720 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers
7730 Engine and other machine assemblers
7740 Structural metal fabricators and fitters
7750 Other assemblers and fabricators
7800 Bakers
7810 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers
7830 Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
7840 Food batchmakers
7850 Food cooking machine operators and tenders
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7855 Food processing workers, all other
7905 Computer numerically controlled tool operators and programmers
7925 Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
7950 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8000 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
plastic
8025 Other machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8030 Machinists
8040 Metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters
8100 Model makers, patternmakers, and molding machine setters, metal and plastic
8130 Tool and die makers
8140 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers
8225 Other metal workers and plastic workers
8250 Prepress technicians and workers
8255 Printing press operators
8256 Print binding and finishing workers
8300 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
8310 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
8320 Sewing machine operators
8335 Shoe and leather workers
8350 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
8365 Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders
8450 Upholsterers
8465 Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers
8500 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
8510 Furniture finishers
8530 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
8540 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
8555 Other woodworkers
8600 Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers
8610 Stationary engineers and boiler operators
8620 Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
8630 Miscellaneous plant and system operators
8640 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders
8650 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers
8710 Cutting workers
8720 Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
8730 Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
8740 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
8750 Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
8760 Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians
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8800 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
8810 Painting workers
8830 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
8850 Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
8910 Etchers and engravers
8920 Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
8930 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
8940 Tire builders
8950 Helpers--production workers
8990 Miscellaneous production workers, including equipment operators and tenders
9005 Supervisors of transportation and material moving workers
9030 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
9040 Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists
9050 Flight attendants
9110 Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
9121 Bus drivers, school
9122 Bus drivers, transit and intercity
9130 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
9141 Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
9142 Taxi drivers
9150 Motor vehicle operators, all other
9210 Locomotive engineers and operators
9240 Railroad conductors and yardmasters
9265 Other rail transportation workers
9300 Sailors and marine oilers, and ship engineers
9310 Ship and boat captains and operators
9350 Parking attendants
9365 Transportation service attendants
9410 Transportation inspectors
9415 Passenger attendants
9430 Other transportation workers
9510 Crane and tower operators
9570 Conveyor, dredge, and hoist and winch operators
9600 Industrial truck and tractor operators
9610 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
9620 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
9630 Machine feeders and offbearers
9640 Packers and packagers, hand
9645 Stockers and order fillers
9650 Pumping station operators
9720 Refuse and recyclable material collectors
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9760 Other material moving workers
9840 Military Specific Occupations
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TJB5_OCC Variable
Description: Occupation codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0010 Chief executives and legislators
0020 General and operations managers
0040 Advertising and promotions managers
0051 Marketing managers
0052 Sales managers
0060 Public relations and fundraising managers
0101 Administrative services managers
0102 Facilities managers
0110 Computer and information systems managers
0120 Financial managers
0135 Compensation and benefits managers
0136 Human resources managers
0137 Training and development managers
0140 Industrial production managers
0150 Purchasing managers
0160 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
0205 Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
0220 Construction managers
0230 Education and childcare administrators
0300 Architectural and engineering managers
0310 Food service managers
0335 Entertainment and recreation managers
0340 Lodging managers
0350 Medical and health services managers
0360 Natural sciences managers
0410 Property, real estate, and community association managers
0420 Social and community service managers
0425 Emergency management directors
0440 Other managers
0500 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
0510 Buyers and purchasing agents, farm products
0520 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products
0530 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products
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0540 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators
0565 Compliance officers
0600 Cost estimators
0630 Human resources workers
0640 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
0650 Training and development specialists
0700 Logisticians
0705 Project management specialists
0710 Management analysts
0725 Meeting, convention, and event planners
0726 Fundraisers
0735 Market research analysts and marketing specialists
0750 Business operations specialists, all other
0800 Accountants and auditors
0810 Property appraisers and assessors
0820 Budget analysts
0830 Credit analysts
0845 Financial and investment analysts
0850 Personal financial advisors
0860 Insurance underwriters
0900 Financial examiners
0910 Credit counselors and loan officers
0930 Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
0940 Tax preparers
0960 Other financial specialists
1005 Computer and information research scientists
1006 Computer systems analysts
1007 Information security analysts
1010 Computer programmers
1021 Software developers
1022 Software quality assurance analysts and testers
1031 Web developers
1032 Web and digital interface designers
1050 Computer support specialists
1065 Database administrators and architects
1105 Network and computer systems administrators
1106 Computer network architects
1108 Computer occupations, all other
1200 Actuaries
1220 Operations research analysts
1240 Other mathematical science occupations
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1305 Architects, except landscape and naval
1306 Landscape architects
1310 Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists
1320 Aerospace engineers
1340 Biomedical and agricultural engineers
1350 Chemical engineers
1360 Civil engineers
1400 Computer hardware engineers
1410 Electrical and electronics engineers
1420 Environmental engineers
1430 Industrial engineers, including health and safety
1440 Marine engineers and naval architects
1450 Materials engineers
1460 Mechanical engineers
1520 Petroleum, mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
1530 Other engineers
1541 Architectural and civil drafters
1545 Other drafters
1551 Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
1555 Other engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters
1560 Surveying and mapping technicians
1600 Agricultural and food scientists
1610 Biological scientists
1640 Conservation scientists and foresters
1650 Other life scientists
1700 Astronomers and physicists
1710 Atmospheric and space scientists
1720 Chemists and materials scientists
1745 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
1750 Geoscientists and hydrologists, except geographers
1760 Physical scientists, all other
1800 Economists
1821 Clinical and counseling psychologists
1822 School psychologists
1825 Other psychologists
1840 Urban and regional planners
1860 Other social scientists
1900 Agricultural and food science technicians
1910 Biological technicians
1920 Chemical technicians
1935 Environmental science and geoscience technicians, and nuclear technicians
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1970 Other life, physical, and social science technicians
1980 Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians
2001 Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
2002 Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
2003 Marriage and family therapists
2004 Mental health counselors
2005 Rehabilitation counselors
2006 Counselors, all other
2011 Child, family, and school social workers
2012 Healthcare social workers
2013 Mental health and substance abuse social workers
2014 Social workers, all other
2015 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
2016 Social and human service assistants
2025 Other community and social service specialists
2040 Clergy
2050 Directors, religious activities and education
2060 Religious workers, all other
2100 Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
2105 Judicial law clerks
2145 Paralegals and legal assistants
2170 Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
2180 Legal support workers, all other
2205 Postsecondary teachers
2300 Preschool and kindergarten teachers
2310 Elementary and middle school teachers
2320 Secondary school teachers
2330 Special education teachers
2350 Tutors
2360 Other teachers and instructors
2400 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
2435 Librarians and media collections specialists
2440 Library technicians
2545 Teaching assistants
2555 Other educational instruction and library workers
2600 Artists and related workers
2631 Commercial and industrial designers
2632 Fashion designers
2633 Floral designers
2634 Graphic designers
2635 Interior designers
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2636 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
2640 Other designers
2700 Actors
2710 Producers and directors
2721 Athletes and sports competitors
2722 Coaches and scouts
2723 Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
2740 Dancers and choreographers
2751 Music directors and composers
2752 Musicians and singers
2755 Disc jockeys, except radio
2770 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
2805 Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
2810 News analysts, reporters, and journalists
2825 Public relations specialists
2830 Editors
2840 Technical writers
2850 Writers and authors
2861 Interpreters and translators
2862 Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
2865 Media and communication workers, all other
2905 Other media and communication equipment workers
2910 Photographers
2920 Television, video, and film camera operators and editors
3000 Chiropractors
3010 Dentists
3030 Dietitians and nutritionists
3040 Optometrists
3050 Pharmacists
3090 Physicians
3100 Surgeons
3110 Physician assistants
3120 Podiatrists
3140 Audiologists
3150 Occupational therapists
3160 Physical therapists
3200 Radiation therapists
3210 Recreational therapists
3220 Respiratory therapists
3230 Speech-language pathologists
3245 Other therapists
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3250 Veterinarians
3255 Registered nurses
3256 Nurse anesthetists
3258 Nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives
3261 Acupuncturists
3270 Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
3300 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
3310 Dental hygienists
3321 Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
3322 Diagnostic medical sonographers
3323 Radiologic technologists and technicians
3324 Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
3330 Nuclear medicine technologists and medical dosimetrists
3401 Emergency medical technicians
3402 Paramedics
3421 Pharmacy technicians
3422 Psychiatric technicians
3423 Surgical technologists
3424 Veterinary technologists and technicians
3430 Dietetic technicians and ophthalmic medical technicians
3500 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
3515 Medical records specialists
3520 Opticians, dispensing
3545 Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians
3550 Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations
3601 Home health aides
3602 Personal care aides
3603 Nursing assistants
3605 Orderlies and psychiatric aides
3610 Occupational therapy assistants and aides
3620 Physical therapist assistants and aides
3630 Massage therapists
3640 Dental assistants
3645 Medical assistants
3646 Medical transcriptionists
3647 Pharmacy aides
3648 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
3649 Phlebotomists
3655 Other healthcare support workers
3700 First-line supervisors of correctional officers
3710 First-line supervisors of police and detectives
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3720 First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
3725 Miscellaneous first-line supervisors, protective service workers
3740 Firefighters
3750 Fire inspectors
3801 Bailiffs
3802 Correctional officers and jailers
3820 Detectives and criminal investigators
3840 Fish and game wardens and parking enforcement officers
3870 Police officers
3900 Animal control workers
3910 Private detectives and investigators
3930 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
3940 Crossing guards and flaggers
3945 Transportation security screeners
3946 School bus monitors
3960 Other protective service workers
4000 Chefs and head cooks
4010 First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
4020 Cooks
4030 Food preparation workers
4040 Bartenders
4055 Fast food and counter workers
4110 Waiters and waitresses
4120 Food servers, nonrestaurant
4130 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
4140 Dishwashers
4150 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
4160 Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
4200 First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
4210 First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
4220 Janitors and building cleaners
4230 Maids and housekeeping cleaners
4240 Pest control workers
4251 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
4252 Tree trimmers and pruners
4255 Other grounds maintenance workers
4330 Supervisors of personal care and service workers
4340 Animal trainers
4350 Animal caretakers
4400 Gambling services workers
4420 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
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4435 Other entertainment attendants and related workers
4461 Embalmers, crematory operators, and funeral attendants
4465 Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
4500 Barbers
4510 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
4521 Manicurists and pedicurists
4522 Skincare specialists
4525 Other personal appearance workers
4530 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges
4540 Tour and travel guides
4600 Childcare workers
4621 Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
4622 Recreation workers
4640 Residential advisors
4655 Personal care and service workers, all other
4700 First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
4710 First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
4720 Cashiers
4740 Counter and rental clerks
4750 Parts salespersons
4760 Retail salespersons
4800 Advertising sales agents
4810 Insurance sales agents
4820 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
4830 Travel agents
4840 Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
4850 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing
4900 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters
4920 Real estate brokers and sales agents
4930 Sales engineers
4940 Telemarketers
4950 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
4965 Sales and related workers, all other
5000 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
5010 Switchboard operators, including answering service
5020 Telephone operators
5040 Communications equipment operators, all other
5100 Bill and account collectors
5110 Billing and posting clerks
5120 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
5140 Payroll and timekeeping clerks
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5150 Procurement clerks
5160 Tellers
5165 Other financial clerks
5220 Court, municipal, and license clerks
5230 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
5240 Customer service representatives
5250 Eligibility interviewers, government programs
5260 File clerks
5300 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
5310 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
5320 Library assistants, clerical
5330 Loan interviewers and clerks
5340 New accounts clerks
5350 Correspondence clerks and order clerks
5360 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
5400 Receptionists and information clerks
5410 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
5420 Other information and records clerks
5500 Cargo and freight agents
5510 Couriers and messengers
5521 Public safety telecommunicators
5522 Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
5530 Meter readers, utilities
5540 Postal service clerks
5550 Postal service mail carriers
5560 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
5600 Production, planning, and expediting clerks
5610 Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
5630 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
5710 Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
5720 Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
5730 Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
5740 Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
5810 Data entry keyers
5820 Word processors and typists
5840 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
5850 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
5860 Office clerks, general
5900 Office machine operators, except computer
5910 Proofreaders and copy markers
5920 Statistical assistants
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5940 Other office and administrative support workers
6005 First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
6010 Agricultural inspectors
6040 Graders and sorters, agricultural products
6050 Other agricultural workers
6115 Fishing and hunting workers
6120 Forest and conservation workers
6130 Logging workers
6200 First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
6210 Boilermakers
6220 Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6230 Carpenters
6240 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers
6250 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers
6260 Construction laborers
6305 Construction equipment operators
6330 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers
6355 Electricians
6360 Glaziers
6400 Insulation workers
6410 Painters and paperhangers
6441 Pipelayers
6442 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
6460 Plasterers and stucco masons
6515 Roofers
6520 Sheet metal workers
6530 Structural iron and steel workers
6540 Solar photovoltaic installers
6600 Helpers, construction trades
6660 Construction and building inspectors
6700 Elevator installers and repairers
6710 Fence erectors
6720 Hazardous materials removal workers
6730 Highway maintenance workers
6740 Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
6765 Other construction and related workers
6800 Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, and roustabouts, oil, gas, and mining
6825 Surface mining machine operators and earth drillers
6835 Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
6850 Underground mining machine operators
6950 Other extraction workers
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7000 First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
7010 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
7020 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers
7030 Avionics technicians
7040 Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
7100 Other electrical and electronic equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7120 Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers
7130 Security and fire alarm systems installers
7140 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
7150 Automotive body and related repairers
7160 Automotive glass installers and repairers
7200 Automotive service technicians and mechanics
7210 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
7220 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics
7240 Small engine mechanics
7260 Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7300 Control and valve installers and repairers
7315 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
7320 Home appliance repairers
7330 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics
7340 Maintenance and repair workers, general
7350 Maintenance workers, machinery
7360 Millwrights
7410 Electrical power-line installers and repairers
7420 Telecommunications line installers and repairers
7430 Precision instrument and equipment repairers
7510 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
7540 Locksmiths and safe repairers
7560 Riggers
7610 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7640 Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7700 First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
7720 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers
7730 Engine and other machine assemblers
7740 Structural metal fabricators and fitters
7750 Other assemblers and fabricators
7800 Bakers
7810 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers
7830 Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
7840 Food batchmakers
7850 Food cooking machine operators and tenders
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7855 Food processing workers, all other
7905 Computer numerically controlled tool operators and programmers
7925 Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
7950 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8000 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
plastic
8025 Other machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8030 Machinists
8040 Metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters
8100 Model makers, patternmakers, and molding machine setters, metal and plastic
8130 Tool and die makers
8140 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers
8225 Other metal workers and plastic workers
8250 Prepress technicians and workers
8255 Printing press operators
8256 Print binding and finishing workers
8300 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
8310 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
8320 Sewing machine operators
8335 Shoe and leather workers
8350 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
8365 Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders
8450 Upholsterers
8465 Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers
8500 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
8510 Furniture finishers
8530 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
8540 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
8555 Other woodworkers
8600 Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers
8610 Stationary engineers and boiler operators
8620 Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
8630 Miscellaneous plant and system operators
8640 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders
8650 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers
8710 Cutting workers
8720 Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
8730 Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
8740 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
8750 Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
8760 Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians
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8800 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
8810 Painting workers
8830 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
8850 Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
8910 Etchers and engravers
8920 Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
8930 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
8940 Tire builders
8950 Helpers--production workers
8990 Miscellaneous production workers, including equipment operators and tenders
9005 Supervisors of transportation and material moving workers
9030 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
9040 Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists
9050 Flight attendants
9110 Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
9121 Bus drivers, school
9122 Bus drivers, transit and intercity
9130 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
9141 Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
9142 Taxi drivers
9150 Motor vehicle operators, all other
9210 Locomotive engineers and operators
9240 Railroad conductors and yardmasters
9265 Other rail transportation workers
9300 Sailors and marine oilers, and ship engineers
9310 Ship and boat captains and operators
9350 Parking attendants
9365 Transportation service attendants
9410 Transportation inspectors
9415 Passenger attendants
9430 Other transportation workers
9510 Crane and tower operators
9570 Conveyor, dredge, and hoist and winch operators
9600 Industrial truck and tractor operators
9610 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
9620 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
9630 Machine feeders and offbearers
9640 Packers and packagers, hand
9645 Stockers and order fillers
9650 Pumping station operators
9720 Refuse and recyclable material collectors
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9760 Other material moving workers
9840 Military Specific Occupations
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TJB6_OCC Variable
Description: Occupation codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 4Answer List:
Value: Description:
0010 Chief executives and legislators
0020 General and operations managers
0040 Advertising and promotions managers
0051 Marketing managers
0052 Sales managers
0060 Public relations and fundraising managers
0101 Administrative services managers
0102 Facilities managers
0110 Computer and information systems managers
0120 Financial managers
0135 Compensation and benefits managers
0136 Human resources managers
0137 Training and development managers
0140 Industrial production managers
0150 Purchasing managers
0160 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
0205 Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
0220 Construction managers
0230 Education and childcare administrators
0300 Architectural and engineering managers
0310 Food service managers
0335 Entertainment and recreation managers
0340 Lodging managers
0350 Medical and health services managers
0360 Natural sciences managers
0410 Property, real estate, and community association managers
0420 Social and community service managers
0425 Emergency management directors
0440 Other managers
0500 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
0510 Buyers and purchasing agents, farm products
0520 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products
0530 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products
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0540 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators
0565 Compliance officers
0600 Cost estimators
0630 Human resources workers
0640 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
0650 Training and development specialists
0700 Logisticians
0705 Project management specialists
0710 Management analysts
0725 Meeting, convention, and event planners
0726 Fundraisers
0735 Market research analysts and marketing specialists
0750 Business operations specialists, all other
0800 Accountants and auditors
0810 Property appraisers and assessors
0820 Budget analysts
0830 Credit analysts
0845 Financial and investment analysts
0850 Personal financial advisors
0860 Insurance underwriters
0900 Financial examiners
0910 Credit counselors and loan officers
0930 Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
0940 Tax preparers
0960 Other financial specialists
1005 Computer and information research scientists
1006 Computer systems analysts
1007 Information security analysts
1010 Computer programmers
1021 Software developers
1022 Software quality assurance analysts and testers
1031 Web developers
1032 Web and digital interface designers
1050 Computer support specialists
1065 Database administrators and architects
1105 Network and computer systems administrators
1106 Computer network architects
1108 Computer occupations, all other
1200 Actuaries
1220 Operations research analysts
1240 Other mathematical science occupations
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1305 Architects, except landscape and naval
1306 Landscape architects
1310 Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists
1320 Aerospace engineers
1340 Biomedical and agricultural engineers
1350 Chemical engineers
1360 Civil engineers
1400 Computer hardware engineers
1410 Electrical and electronics engineers
1420 Environmental engineers
1430 Industrial engineers, including health and safety
1440 Marine engineers and naval architects
1450 Materials engineers
1460 Mechanical engineers
1520 Petroleum, mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
1530 Other engineers
1541 Architectural and civil drafters
1545 Other drafters
1551 Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
1555 Other engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters
1560 Surveying and mapping technicians
1600 Agricultural and food scientists
1610 Biological scientists
1640 Conservation scientists and foresters
1650 Other life scientists
1700 Astronomers and physicists
1710 Atmospheric and space scientists
1720 Chemists and materials scientists
1745 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
1750 Geoscientists and hydrologists, except geographers
1760 Physical scientists, all other
1800 Economists
1821 Clinical and counseling psychologists
1822 School psychologists
1825 Other psychologists
1840 Urban and regional planners
1860 Other social scientists
1900 Agricultural and food science technicians
1910 Biological technicians
1920 Chemical technicians
1935 Environmental science and geoscience technicians, and nuclear technicians
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1970 Other life, physical, and social science technicians
1980 Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians
2001 Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
2002 Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
2003 Marriage and family therapists
2004 Mental health counselors
2005 Rehabilitation counselors
2006 Counselors, all other
2011 Child, family, and school social workers
2012 Healthcare social workers
2013 Mental health and substance abuse social workers
2014 Social workers, all other
2015 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
2016 Social and human service assistants
2025 Other community and social service specialists
2040 Clergy
2050 Directors, religious activities and education
2060 Religious workers, all other
2100 Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
2105 Judicial law clerks
2145 Paralegals and legal assistants
2170 Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
2180 Legal support workers, all other
2205 Postsecondary teachers
2300 Preschool and kindergarten teachers
2310 Elementary and middle school teachers
2320 Secondary school teachers
2330 Special education teachers
2350 Tutors
2360 Other teachers and instructors
2400 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
2435 Librarians and media collections specialists
2440 Library technicians
2545 Teaching assistants
2555 Other educational instruction and library workers
2600 Artists and related workers
2631 Commercial and industrial designers
2632 Fashion designers
2633 Floral designers
2634 Graphic designers
2635 Interior designers
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2636 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
2640 Other designers
2700 Actors
2710 Producers and directors
2721 Athletes and sports competitors
2722 Coaches and scouts
2723 Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
2740 Dancers and choreographers
2751 Music directors and composers
2752 Musicians and singers
2755 Disc jockeys, except radio
2770 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
2805 Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
2810 News analysts, reporters, and journalists
2825 Public relations specialists
2830 Editors
2840 Technical writers
2850 Writers and authors
2861 Interpreters and translators
2862 Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
2865 Media and communication workers, all other
2905 Other media and communication equipment workers
2910 Photographers
2920 Television, video, and film camera operators and editors
3000 Chiropractors
3010 Dentists
3030 Dietitians and nutritionists
3040 Optometrists
3050 Pharmacists
3090 Physicians
3100 Surgeons
3110 Physician assistants
3120 Podiatrists
3140 Audiologists
3150 Occupational therapists
3160 Physical therapists
3200 Radiation therapists
3210 Recreational therapists
3220 Respiratory therapists
3230 Speech-language pathologists
3245 Other therapists
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3250 Veterinarians
3255 Registered nurses
3256 Nurse anesthetists
3258 Nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives
3261 Acupuncturists
3270 Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
3300 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
3310 Dental hygienists
3321 Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
3322 Diagnostic medical sonographers
3323 Radiologic technologists and technicians
3324 Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
3330 Nuclear medicine technologists and medical dosimetrists
3401 Emergency medical technicians
3402 Paramedics
3421 Pharmacy technicians
3422 Psychiatric technicians
3423 Surgical technologists
3424 Veterinary technologists and technicians
3430 Dietetic technicians and ophthalmic medical technicians
3500 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
3515 Medical records specialists
3520 Opticians, dispensing
3545 Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians
3550 Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations
3601 Home health aides
3602 Personal care aides
3603 Nursing assistants
3605 Orderlies and psychiatric aides
3610 Occupational therapy assistants and aides
3620 Physical therapist assistants and aides
3630 Massage therapists
3640 Dental assistants
3645 Medical assistants
3646 Medical transcriptionists
3647 Pharmacy aides
3648 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
3649 Phlebotomists
3655 Other healthcare support workers
3700 First-line supervisors of correctional officers
3710 First-line supervisors of police and detectives
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3720 First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
3725 Miscellaneous first-line supervisors, protective service workers
3740 Firefighters
3750 Fire inspectors
3801 Bailiffs
3802 Correctional officers and jailers
3820 Detectives and criminal investigators
3840 Fish and game wardens and parking enforcement officers
3870 Police officers
3900 Animal control workers
3910 Private detectives and investigators
3930 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
3940 Crossing guards and flaggers
3945 Transportation security screeners
3946 School bus monitors
3960 Other protective service workers
4000 Chefs and head cooks
4010 First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
4020 Cooks
4030 Food preparation workers
4040 Bartenders
4055 Fast food and counter workers
4110 Waiters and waitresses
4120 Food servers, nonrestaurant
4130 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
4140 Dishwashers
4150 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
4160 Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
4200 First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
4210 First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
4220 Janitors and building cleaners
4230 Maids and housekeeping cleaners
4240 Pest control workers
4251 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
4252 Tree trimmers and pruners
4255 Other grounds maintenance workers
4330 Supervisors of personal care and service workers
4340 Animal trainers
4350 Animal caretakers
4400 Gambling services workers
4420 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
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4435 Other entertainment attendants and related workers
4461 Embalmers, crematory operators, and funeral attendants
4465 Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
4500 Barbers
4510 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
4521 Manicurists and pedicurists
4522 Skincare specialists
4525 Other personal appearance workers
4530 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges
4540 Tour and travel guides
4600 Childcare workers
4621 Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
4622 Recreation workers
4640 Residential advisors
4655 Personal care and service workers, all other
4700 First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
4710 First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
4720 Cashiers
4740 Counter and rental clerks
4750 Parts salespersons
4760 Retail salespersons
4800 Advertising sales agents
4810 Insurance sales agents
4820 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
4830 Travel agents
4840 Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
4850 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing
4900 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters
4920 Real estate brokers and sales agents
4930 Sales engineers
4940 Telemarketers
4950 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
4965 Sales and related workers, all other
5000 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
5010 Switchboard operators, including answering service
5020 Telephone operators
5040 Communications equipment operators, all other
5100 Bill and account collectors
5110 Billing and posting clerks
5120 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
5140 Payroll and timekeeping clerks
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5150 Procurement clerks
5160 Tellers
5165 Other financial clerks
5220 Court, municipal, and license clerks
5230 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
5240 Customer service representatives
5250 Eligibility interviewers, government programs
5260 File clerks
5300 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
5310 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
5320 Library assistants, clerical
5330 Loan interviewers and clerks
5340 New accounts clerks
5350 Correspondence clerks and order clerks
5360 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
5400 Receptionists and information clerks
5410 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
5420 Other information and records clerks
5500 Cargo and freight agents
5510 Couriers and messengers
5521 Public safety telecommunicators
5522 Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
5530 Meter readers, utilities
5540 Postal service clerks
5550 Postal service mail carriers
5560 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
5600 Production, planning, and expediting clerks
5610 Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
5630 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
5710 Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
5720 Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
5730 Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
5740 Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
5810 Data entry keyers
5820 Word processors and typists
5840 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
5850 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
5860 Office clerks, general
5900 Office machine operators, except computer
5910 Proofreaders and copy markers
5920 Statistical assistants
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5940 Other office and administrative support workers
6005 First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
6010 Agricultural inspectors
6040 Graders and sorters, agricultural products
6050 Other agricultural workers
6115 Fishing and hunting workers
6120 Forest and conservation workers
6130 Logging workers
6200 First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
6210 Boilermakers
6220 Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6230 Carpenters
6240 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers
6250 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers
6260 Construction laborers
6305 Construction equipment operators
6330 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers
6355 Electricians
6360 Glaziers
6400 Insulation workers
6410 Painters and paperhangers
6441 Pipelayers
6442 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
6460 Plasterers and stucco masons
6515 Roofers
6520 Sheet metal workers
6530 Structural iron and steel workers
6540 Solar photovoltaic installers
6600 Helpers, construction trades
6660 Construction and building inspectors
6700 Elevator installers and repairers
6710 Fence erectors
6720 Hazardous materials removal workers
6730 Highway maintenance workers
6740 Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
6765 Other construction and related workers
6800 Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, and roustabouts, oil, gas, and mining
6825 Surface mining machine operators and earth drillers
6835 Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
6850 Underground mining machine operators
6950 Other extraction workers
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7000 First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
7010 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
7020 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers
7030 Avionics technicians
7040 Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
7100 Other electrical and electronic equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7120 Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers
7130 Security and fire alarm systems installers
7140 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
7150 Automotive body and related repairers
7160 Automotive glass installers and repairers
7200 Automotive service technicians and mechanics
7210 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
7220 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics
7240 Small engine mechanics
7260 Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7300 Control and valve installers and repairers
7315 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
7320 Home appliance repairers
7330 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics
7340 Maintenance and repair workers, general
7350 Maintenance workers, machinery
7360 Millwrights
7410 Electrical power-line installers and repairers
7420 Telecommunications line installers and repairers
7430 Precision instrument and equipment repairers
7510 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
7540 Locksmiths and safe repairers
7560 Riggers
7610 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7640 Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7700 First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
7720 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers
7730 Engine and other machine assemblers
7740 Structural metal fabricators and fitters
7750 Other assemblers and fabricators
7800 Bakers
7810 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers
7830 Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
7840 Food batchmakers
7850 Food cooking machine operators and tenders
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7855 Food processing workers, all other
7905 Computer numerically controlled tool operators and programmers
7925 Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
7950 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8000 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
plastic
8025 Other machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8030 Machinists
8040 Metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters
8100 Model makers, patternmakers, and molding machine setters, metal and plastic
8130 Tool and die makers
8140 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers
8225 Other metal workers and plastic workers
8250 Prepress technicians and workers
8255 Printing press operators
8256 Print binding and finishing workers
8300 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
8310 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
8320 Sewing machine operators
8335 Shoe and leather workers
8350 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
8365 Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders
8450 Upholsterers
8465 Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers
8500 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
8510 Furniture finishers
8530 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
8540 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
8555 Other woodworkers
8600 Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers
8610 Stationary engineers and boiler operators
8620 Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
8630 Miscellaneous plant and system operators
8640 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders
8650 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers
8710 Cutting workers
8720 Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
8730 Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
8740 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
8750 Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
8760 Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians
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8800 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
8810 Painting workers
8830 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
8850 Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
8910 Etchers and engravers
8920 Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
8930 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
8940 Tire builders
8950 Helpers--production workers
8990 Miscellaneous production workers, including equipment operators and tenders
9005 Supervisors of transportation and material moving workers
9030 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
9040 Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists
9050 Flight attendants
9110 Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
9121 Bus drivers, school
9122 Bus drivers, transit and intercity
9130 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
9141 Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
9142 Taxi drivers
9150 Motor vehicle operators, all other
9210 Locomotive engineers and operators
9240 Railroad conductors and yardmasters
9265 Other rail transportation workers
9300 Sailors and marine oilers, and ship engineers
9310 Ship and boat captains and operators
9350 Parking attendants
9365 Transportation service attendants
9410 Transportation inspectors
9415 Passenger attendants
9430 Other transportation workers
9510 Crane and tower operators
9570 Conveyor, dredge, and hoist and winch operators
9600 Industrial truck and tractor operators
9610 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
9620 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
9630 Machine feeders and offbearers
9640 Packers and packagers, hand
9645 Stockers and order fillers
9650 Pumping station operators
9720 Refuse and recyclable material collectors
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9760 Other material moving workers
9840 Military Specific Occupations
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TJB7_OCC Variable
Description: Occupation codeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangementUniverse: EJB7_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
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Value: Description:
0010 Chief executives and legislators
0020 General and operations managers
0040 Advertising and promotions managers
0051 Marketing managers
0052 Sales managers
0060 Public relations and fundraising managers
0101 Administrative services managers
0102 Facilities managers
0110 Computer and information systems managers
0120 Financial managers
0135 Compensation and benefits managers
0136 Human resources managers
0137 Training and development managers
0140 Industrial production managers
0150 Purchasing managers
0160 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
0205 Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
0220 Construction managers
0230 Education and childcare administrators
0300 Architectural and engineering managers
0310 Food service managers
0335 Entertainment and recreation managers
0340 Lodging managers
0350 Medical and health services managers
0360 Natural sciences managers
0410 Property, real estate, and community association managers
0420 Social and community service managers
0425 Emergency management directors
0440 Other managers
0500 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
0510 Buyers and purchasing agents, farm products
0520 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products
0530 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products
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0540 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators
0565 Compliance officers
0600 Cost estimators
0630 Human resources workers
0640 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
0650 Training and development specialists
0700 Logisticians
0705 Project management specialists
0710 Management analysts
0725 Meeting, convention, and event planners
0726 Fundraisers
0735 Market research analysts and marketing specialists
0750 Business operations specialists, all other
0800 Accountants and auditors
0810 Property appraisers and assessors
0820 Budget analysts
0830 Credit analysts
0845 Financial and investment analysts
0850 Personal financial advisors
0860 Insurance underwriters
0900 Financial examiners
0910 Credit counselors and loan officers
0930 Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
0940 Tax preparers
0960 Other financial specialists
1005 Computer and information research scientists
1006 Computer systems analysts
1007 Information security analysts
1010 Computer programmers
1021 Software developers
1022 Software quality assurance analysts and testers
1031 Web developers
1032 Web and digital interface designers
1050 Computer support specialists
1065 Database administrators and architects
1105 Network and computer systems administrators
1106 Computer network architects
1108 Computer occupations, all other
1200 Actuaries
1220 Operations research analysts
1240 Other mathematical science occupations
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1305 Architects, except landscape and naval
1306 Landscape architects
1310 Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists
1320 Aerospace engineers
1340 Biomedical and agricultural engineers
1350 Chemical engineers
1360 Civil engineers
1400 Computer hardware engineers
1410 Electrical and electronics engineers
1420 Environmental engineers
1430 Industrial engineers, including health and safety
1440 Marine engineers and naval architects
1450 Materials engineers
1460 Mechanical engineers
1520 Petroleum, mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
1530 Other engineers
1541 Architectural and civil drafters
1545 Other drafters
1551 Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
1555 Other engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters
1560 Surveying and mapping technicians
1600 Agricultural and food scientists
1610 Biological scientists
1640 Conservation scientists and foresters
1650 Other life scientists
1700 Astronomers and physicists
1710 Atmospheric and space scientists
1720 Chemists and materials scientists
1745 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
1750 Geoscientists and hydrologists, except geographers
1760 Physical scientists, all other
1800 Economists
1821 Clinical and counseling psychologists
1822 School psychologists
1825 Other psychologists
1840 Urban and regional planners
1860 Other social scientists
1900 Agricultural and food science technicians
1910 Biological technicians
1920 Chemical technicians
1935 Environmental science and geoscience technicians, and nuclear technicians
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1970 Other life, physical, and social science technicians
1980 Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians
2001 Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
2002 Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
2003 Marriage and family therapists
2004 Mental health counselors
2005 Rehabilitation counselors
2006 Counselors, all other
2011 Child, family, and school social workers
2012 Healthcare social workers
2013 Mental health and substance abuse social workers
2014 Social workers, all other
2015 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
2016 Social and human service assistants
2025 Other community and social service specialists
2040 Clergy
2050 Directors, religious activities and education
2060 Religious workers, all other
2100 Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
2105 Judicial law clerks
2145 Paralegals and legal assistants
2170 Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
2180 Legal support workers, all other
2205 Postsecondary teachers
2300 Preschool and kindergarten teachers
2310 Elementary and middle school teachers
2320 Secondary school teachers
2330 Special education teachers
2350 Tutors
2360 Other teachers and instructors
2400 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
2435 Librarians and media collections specialists
2440 Library technicians
2545 Teaching assistants
2555 Other educational instruction and library workers
2600 Artists and related workers
2631 Commercial and industrial designers
2632 Fashion designers
2633 Floral designers
2634 Graphic designers
2635 Interior designers
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2636 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
2640 Other designers
2700 Actors
2710 Producers and directors
2721 Athletes and sports competitors
2722 Coaches and scouts
2723 Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
2740 Dancers and choreographers
2751 Music directors and composers
2752 Musicians and singers
2755 Disc jockeys, except radio
2770 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
2805 Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
2810 News analysts, reporters, and journalists
2825 Public relations specialists
2830 Editors
2840 Technical writers
2850 Writers and authors
2861 Interpreters and translators
2862 Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
2865 Media and communication workers, all other
2905 Other media and communication equipment workers
2910 Photographers
2920 Television, video, and film camera operators and editors
3000 Chiropractors
3010 Dentists
3030 Dietitians and nutritionists
3040 Optometrists
3050 Pharmacists
3090 Physicians
3100 Surgeons
3110 Physician assistants
3120 Podiatrists
3140 Audiologists
3150 Occupational therapists
3160 Physical therapists
3200 Radiation therapists
3210 Recreational therapists
3220 Respiratory therapists
3230 Speech-language pathologists
3245 Other therapists
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3250 Veterinarians
3255 Registered nurses
3256 Nurse anesthetists
3258 Nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives
3261 Acupuncturists
3270 Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
3300 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
3310 Dental hygienists
3321 Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
3322 Diagnostic medical sonographers
3323 Radiologic technologists and technicians
3324 Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
3330 Nuclear medicine technologists and medical dosimetrists
3401 Emergency medical technicians
3402 Paramedics
3421 Pharmacy technicians
3422 Psychiatric technicians
3423 Surgical technologists
3424 Veterinary technologists and technicians
3430 Dietetic technicians and ophthalmic medical technicians
3500 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
3515 Medical records specialists
3520 Opticians, dispensing
3545 Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians
3550 Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations
3601 Home health aides
3602 Personal care aides
3603 Nursing assistants
3605 Orderlies and psychiatric aides
3610 Occupational therapy assistants and aides
3620 Physical therapist assistants and aides
3630 Massage therapists
3640 Dental assistants
3645 Medical assistants
3646 Medical transcriptionists
3647 Pharmacy aides
3648 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
3649 Phlebotomists
3655 Other healthcare support workers
3700 First-line supervisors of correctional officers
3710 First-line supervisors of police and detectives
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3720 First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
3725 Miscellaneous first-line supervisors, protective service workers
3740 Firefighters
3750 Fire inspectors
3801 Bailiffs
3802 Correctional officers and jailers
3820 Detectives and criminal investigators
3840 Fish and game wardens and parking enforcement officers
3870 Police officers
3900 Animal control workers
3910 Private detectives and investigators
3930 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
3940 Crossing guards and flaggers
3945 Transportation security screeners
3946 School bus monitors
3960 Other protective service workers
4000 Chefs and head cooks
4010 First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
4020 Cooks
4030 Food preparation workers
4040 Bartenders
4055 Fast food and counter workers
4110 Waiters and waitresses
4120 Food servers, nonrestaurant
4130 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
4140 Dishwashers
4150 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
4160 Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
4200 First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
4210 First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
4220 Janitors and building cleaners
4230 Maids and housekeeping cleaners
4240 Pest control workers
4251 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
4252 Tree trimmers and pruners
4255 Other grounds maintenance workers
4330 Supervisors of personal care and service workers
4340 Animal trainers
4350 Animal caretakers
4400 Gambling services workers
4420 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
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4435 Other entertainment attendants and related workers
4461 Embalmers, crematory operators, and funeral attendants
4465 Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
4500 Barbers
4510 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
4521 Manicurists and pedicurists
4522 Skincare specialists
4525 Other personal appearance workers
4530 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges
4540 Tour and travel guides
4600 Childcare workers
4621 Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
4622 Recreation workers
4640 Residential advisors
4655 Personal care and service workers, all other
4700 First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
4710 First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
4720 Cashiers
4740 Counter and rental clerks
4750 Parts salespersons
4760 Retail salespersons
4800 Advertising sales agents
4810 Insurance sales agents
4820 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
4830 Travel agents
4840 Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
4850 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing
4900 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters
4920 Real estate brokers and sales agents
4930 Sales engineers
4940 Telemarketers
4950 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
4965 Sales and related workers, all other
5000 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
5010 Switchboard operators, including answering service
5020 Telephone operators
5040 Communications equipment operators, all other
5100 Bill and account collectors
5110 Billing and posting clerks
5120 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
5140 Payroll and timekeeping clerks
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5150 Procurement clerks
5160 Tellers
5165 Other financial clerks
5220 Court, municipal, and license clerks
5230 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
5240 Customer service representatives
5250 Eligibility interviewers, government programs
5260 File clerks
5300 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
5310 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
5320 Library assistants, clerical
5330 Loan interviewers and clerks
5340 New accounts clerks
5350 Correspondence clerks and order clerks
5360 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
5400 Receptionists and information clerks
5410 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
5420 Other information and records clerks
5500 Cargo and freight agents
5510 Couriers and messengers
5521 Public safety telecommunicators
5522 Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
5530 Meter readers, utilities
5540 Postal service clerks
5550 Postal service mail carriers
5560 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
5600 Production, planning, and expediting clerks
5610 Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
5630 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
5710 Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
5720 Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
5730 Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
5740 Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
5810 Data entry keyers
5820 Word processors and typists
5840 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
5850 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
5860 Office clerks, general
5900 Office machine operators, except computer
5910 Proofreaders and copy markers
5920 Statistical assistants
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5940 Other office and administrative support workers
6005 First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
6010 Agricultural inspectors
6040 Graders and sorters, agricultural products
6050 Other agricultural workers
6115 Fishing and hunting workers
6120 Forest and conservation workers
6130 Logging workers
6200 First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
6210 Boilermakers
6220 Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6230 Carpenters
6240 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers
6250 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers
6260 Construction laborers
6305 Construction equipment operators
6330 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers
6355 Electricians
6360 Glaziers
6400 Insulation workers
6410 Painters and paperhangers
6441 Pipelayers
6442 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
6460 Plasterers and stucco masons
6515 Roofers
6520 Sheet metal workers
6530 Structural iron and steel workers
6540 Solar photovoltaic installers
6600 Helpers, construction trades
6660 Construction and building inspectors
6700 Elevator installers and repairers
6710 Fence erectors
6720 Hazardous materials removal workers
6730 Highway maintenance workers
6740 Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
6765 Other construction and related workers
6800 Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, and roustabouts, oil, gas, and mining
6825 Surface mining machine operators and earth drillers
6835 Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
6850 Underground mining machine operators
6950 Other extraction workers
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7000 First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
7010 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
7020 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers
7030 Avionics technicians
7040 Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
7100 Other electrical and electronic equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7120 Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers
7130 Security and fire alarm systems installers
7140 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
7150 Automotive body and related repairers
7160 Automotive glass installers and repairers
7200 Automotive service technicians and mechanics
7210 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
7220 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics
7240 Small engine mechanics
7260 Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7300 Control and valve installers and repairers
7315 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
7320 Home appliance repairers
7330 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics
7340 Maintenance and repair workers, general
7350 Maintenance workers, machinery
7360 Millwrights
7410 Electrical power-line installers and repairers
7420 Telecommunications line installers and repairers
7430 Precision instrument and equipment repairers
7510 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
7540 Locksmiths and safe repairers
7560 Riggers
7610 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7640 Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7700 First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
7720 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers
7730 Engine and other machine assemblers
7740 Structural metal fabricators and fitters
7750 Other assemblers and fabricators
7800 Bakers
7810 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers
7830 Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
7840 Food batchmakers
7850 Food cooking machine operators and tenders
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7855 Food processing workers, all other
7905 Computer numerically controlled tool operators and programmers
7925 Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
7950 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8000 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
plastic
8025 Other machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8030 Machinists
8040 Metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters
8100 Model makers, patternmakers, and molding machine setters, metal and plastic
8130 Tool and die makers
8140 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers
8225 Other metal workers and plastic workers
8250 Prepress technicians and workers
8255 Printing press operators
8256 Print binding and finishing workers
8300 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
8310 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
8320 Sewing machine operators
8335 Shoe and leather workers
8350 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
8365 Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders
8450 Upholsterers
8465 Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers
8500 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
8510 Furniture finishers
8530 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
8540 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
8555 Other woodworkers
8600 Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers
8610 Stationary engineers and boiler operators
8620 Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
8630 Miscellaneous plant and system operators
8640 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders
8650 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers
8710 Cutting workers
8720 Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
8730 Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
8740 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
8750 Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
8760 Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians
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8800 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
8810 Painting workers
8830 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
8850 Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
8910 Etchers and engravers
8920 Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
8930 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
8940 Tire builders
8950 Helpers--production workers
8990 Miscellaneous production workers, including equipment operators and tenders
9005 Supervisors of transportation and material moving workers
9030 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
9040 Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists
9050 Flight attendants
9110 Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
9121 Bus drivers, school
9122 Bus drivers, transit and intercity
9130 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
9141 Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
9142 Taxi drivers
9150 Motor vehicle operators, all other
9210 Locomotive engineers and operators
9240 Railroad conductors and yardmasters
9265 Other rail transportation workers
9300 Sailors and marine oilers, and ship engineers
9310 Ship and boat captains and operators
9350 Parking attendants
9365 Transportation service attendants
9410 Transportation inspectors
9415 Passenger attendants
9430 Other transportation workers
9510 Crane and tower operators
9570 Conveyor, dredge, and hoist and winch operators
9600 Industrial truck and tractor operators
9610 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
9620 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
9630 Machine feeders and offbearers
9640 Packers and packagers, hand
9645 Stockers and order fillers
9650 Pumping station operators
9720 Refuse and recyclable material collectors
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9760 Other material moving workers
9840 Military Specific Occupations
Status Flag: AJB7_OCC
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EJB1_UNION Variable
Description: At ..., was ... a member of either a labor union or an employee association like aunion?
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had another definite work arrangementduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3 & EJB1_CONCHK = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_UNION
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Variable EJB2_UNION
Description: At ..., was ... a member of either a labor union or an employee association like aunion?
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had another definite work arrangementduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3 & EJB2_CONCHK = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_UNION
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EJB3_UNION Variable
Description: At ..., was ... a member of either a labor union or an employee association like aunion?
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had another definite work arrangementduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3 & EJB3_CONCHK = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_UNION
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Variable EJB4_UNION
Description: At ..., was ... a member of either a labor union or an employee association like aunion?
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had another definite work arrangementduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3 & EJB4_CONCHK = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_UNION
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EJB5_UNION Variable
Description: At ..., was ... a member of either a labor union or an employee association like aunion?
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had another definite work arrangementduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3 & EJB5_CONCHK = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_UNION
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Variable EJB6_UNION
Description: At ..., was ... a member of either a labor union or an employee association like aunion?
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had another definite work arrangementduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB6_JBORSE = 3 & EJB6_CONCHK = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_UNION
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EJB7_UNION Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_UNION
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Variable EJB1_CNTRC
Description: Was ... covered either by a union contract or something like a union contract?Universe Description: Respondents who were not members of a union or employee association like a union
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_UNION = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_CNTRC
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EJB2_CNTRC Variable
Description: Was ... covered either by a union contract or something like a union contract?Universe Description: Respondents who were not members of a union or employee association like a union
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_UNION = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_CNTRC
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Variable EJB3_CNTRC
Description: Was ... covered either by a union contract or something like a union contract?Universe Description: Respondents who were not members of a union or employee association like a union
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_UNION = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_CNTRC
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EJB4_CNTRC Variable
Description: Was ... covered either by a union contract or something like a union contract?Universe Description: Respondents who were not members of a union or employee association like a union
during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_UNION = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_CNTRC
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Variable EJB5_CNTRC
Description: Was ... covered either by a union contract or something like a union contract?Universe Description: Respondents who were not members of a union or employee association like a union
during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_UNION = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_CNTRC
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EJB6_CNTRC Variable
Description: Was ... covered either by a union contract or something like a union contract?Universe Description: Respondents who were not members of a union or employee association like a union
during the reference period.Universe: EJB6_UNION = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_CNTRC
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Variable EJB7_CNTRC
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CNTRC
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EJB1_EMPLOC Variable
Description: Does ... operate in more than one location?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3 & EJB1_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_EMPLOC
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Variable EJB2_EMPLOC
Description: Does ... operate in more than one location?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3 & EJB2_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_EMPLOC
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EJB3_EMPLOC Variable
Description: Does ... operate in more than one location?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3 & EJB3_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_EMPLOC
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Variable EJB4_EMPLOC
Description: Does ... operate in more than one location?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3 & EJB4_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_EMPLOC
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EJB5_EMPLOC Variable
Description: Does ... operate in more than one location?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3 & EJB5_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_EMPLOC
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Variable EJB6_EMPLOC
Description: Does ... operate in more than one location?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB6_JBORSE = 3 & EJB6_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_EMPLOC
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EJB7_EMPLOC Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_EMPLOC
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Variable TJB1_EMPALL
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at ALL LOCATIONS together?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement and their employer
operated in more than one location during the reference period.Universe: (EJB1_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3 & EJB1_CONCHK = 1)) &
EJB1_EMPLOC = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 26 employees
2 26 to 50 employees
3 51 to 100 employees
4 101 to 200 employees
5 201 to 500 employees
6 501 to 1000 employees
7 Greater than 1000 employees
Status Flag: AJB1_EMPALL
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TJB2_EMPALL Variable
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at ALL LOCATIONS together?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement and their employer
operated in more than one location during the reference period.Universe: (EJB2_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3 & EJB2_CONCHK = 1)) &
EJB2_EMPLOC = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 26 employees
2 26 to 50 employees
3 51 to 100 employees
4 101 to 200 employees
5 201 to 500 employees
6 501 to 1000 employees
7 Greater than 1000 employees
Status Flag: AJB2_EMPALL
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Variable TJB3_EMPALL
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at ALL LOCATIONS together?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement and their employer
operated in more than one location during the reference period.Universe: (EJB3_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3 & EJB3_CONCHK = 1)) &
EJB3_EMPLOC = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 26 employees
2 26 to 50 employees
3 51 to 100 employees
4 101 to 200 employees
5 201 to 500 employees
6 501 to 1000 employees
7 Greater than 1000 employees
Status Flag: AJB3_EMPALL
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TJB4_EMPALL Variable
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at ALL LOCATIONS together?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement and their employer
operated in more than one location during the reference period.Universe: (EJB4_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3 & EJB4_CONCHK = 1)) &
EJB4_EMPLOC = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 26 employees
2 26 to 50 employees
3 51 to 100 employees
4 101 to 200 employees
5 201 to 500 employees
6 501 to 1000 employees
7 Greater than 1000 employees
Status Flag: AJB4_EMPALL
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Variable TJB5_EMPALL
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at ALL LOCATIONS together?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement and their employer
operated in more than one location during the reference period.Universe: (EJB5_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3 & EJB5_CONCHK = 1)) &
EJB5_EMPLOC = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 26 employees
2 26 to 50 employees
3 51 to 100 employees
4 101 to 200 employees
5 201 to 500 employees
6 501 to 1000 employees
7 Greater than 1000 employees
Status Flag: AJB5_EMPALL
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TJB6_EMPALL Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_EMPALL
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Variable TJB7_EMPALL
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_EMPALL
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EJB1_EMPSIZE Variable
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at the location where ... works?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3 & EJB1_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 10
2 10 to 25
3 26 to 50
4 51 to 100
5 101 to 200
6 201 to 500
7 501 to 1000
8 Greater than 1000
Status Flag: AJB1_EMPSIZE
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Variable EJB2_EMPSIZE
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at the location where ... works?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3 & EJB2_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 10
2 10 to 25
3 26 to 50
4 51 to 100
5 101 to 200
6 201 to 500
7 501 to 1000
8 Greater than 1000
Status Flag: AJB2_EMPSIZE
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EJB3_EMPSIZE Variable
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at the location where ... works?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3 & EJB3_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 10
2 10 to 25
3 26 to 50
4 51 to 100
5 101 to 200
6 201 to 500
7 501 to 1000
8 Greater than 1000
Status Flag: AJB3_EMPSIZE
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Variable EJB4_EMPSIZE
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at the location where ... works?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3 & EJB4_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 10
2 10 to 25
3 26 to 50
4 51 to 100
5 101 to 200
6 201 to 500
7 501 to 1000
8 Greater than 1000
Status Flag: AJB4_EMPSIZE
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EJB5_EMPSIZE Variable
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at the location where ... works?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3 & EJB5_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 10
2 10 to 25
3 26 to 50
4 51 to 100
5 101 to 200
6 201 to 500
7 501 to 1000
8 Greater than 1000
Status Flag: AJB5_EMPSIZE
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Variable EJB6_EMPSIZE
Description: About how many people are employed by ... at the location where ... works?Universe Description: Respondents who had a job or a definite work arrangement during the reference
period.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE = 1 | (EJB6_JBORSE = 3 & EJB6_CONCHK = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Less than 10
2 10 to 25
3 26 to 50
4 51 to 100
5 101 to 200
6 201 to 500
7 501 to 1000
8 Greater than 1000
Status Flag: AJB6_EMPSIZE
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EJB7_EMPSIZE Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_EMPSIZE
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Variable TJB1_EMPB
Description: What is the maximum number of employees, including ..., working for ... at any giventime?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 1 (Only self)
2 2 to 9 employees
3 10 to 25 employees
4 Greater than 25 employees
Status Flag: AJB1_EMPB
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TJB2_EMPB Variable
Description: What is the maximum number of employees, including ..., working for ... at any giventime?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 1 (Only self)
2 2 to 9 employees
3 10 to 25 employees
4 Greater than 25 employees
Status Flag: AJB2_EMPB
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Variable TJB3_EMPB
Description: What is the maximum number of employees, including ..., working for ... at any giventime?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 1 (Only self)
2 2 to 9 employees
3 10 to 25 employees
4 Greater than 25 employees
Status Flag: AJB3_EMPB
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TJB4_EMPB Variable
Description: What is the maximum number of employees, including ..., working for ... at any giventime?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 1 (Only self)
2 2 to 9 employees
3 10 to 25 employees
4 Greater than 25 employees
Status Flag: AJB4_EMPB
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Variable TJB5_EMPB
Description: What is the maximum number of employees, including ..., working for ... at any giventime?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 1 (Only self)
2 2 to 9 employees
3 10 to 25 employees
4 Greater than 25 employees
Status Flag: AJB5_EMPB
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TJB6_EMPB Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_EMPB
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Variable TJB7_EMPB
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_EMPB
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EJB1_INCPB Variable
Description: Variable showing if business 1 was incorporatedUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_INCPB
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Variable EJB2_INCPB
Description: Variable showing if business 2 was incorporatedUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_INCPB
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EJB3_INCPB Variable
Description: Variable showing if business 3 was incorporatedUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_INCPB
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Variable EJB4_INCPB
Description: Variable showing if business 4 was incorporatedUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_INCPB
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EJB5_INCPB Variable
Description: Variable showing if business 5 was incorporatedUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_INCPB
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Variable EJB6_INCPB
Description: Variable showing if business 6 was incorporatedUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_INCPB
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EJB7_INCPB Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_INCPB
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Variable EJB1_PROPB
Description: Variable showing if business 1 was a partnership.Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporated
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Alone
2 Partnership
Status Flag: AJB1_PROPB
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EJB2_PROPB Variable
Description: Variable showing if business 2 was a partnership.Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporated
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Alone
2 Partnership
Status Flag: AJB2_PROPB
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Variable EJB3_PROPB
Description: Variable showing if business 3 was a partnership.Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporated
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Alone
2 Partnership
Status Flag: AJB3_PROPB
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EJB4_PROPB Variable
Description: Variable showing if business 4 was a partnership.Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporated
during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Alone
2 Partnership
Status Flag: AJB4_PROPB
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Variable EJB5_PROPB
Description: Variable showing if business 5 was a partnership.Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporated
during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Alone
2 Partnership
Status Flag: AJB5_PROPB
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EJB6_PROPB Variable
Description: Variable showing if business 6 was a partnership.Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporated
during the reference period.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE = 2 & EJB6_INCPB = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Alone
2 Partnership
Status Flag: AJB6_PROPB
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Variable EJB7_PROPB
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PROPB
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EJB1_HPRTB Variable
Description: Variable showing if anyone else in the household was an owner or partner inbusiness 1.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or a partnership.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & (EJB1_INCPB = 1 | EJB1_PROPB = 2) & (RHNUM15OVER >1 in the interview month or in LAST_MONTH for people with THHLDSTATUS in(3,4,5,6)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_HPRTB
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Variable EJB2_HPRTB
Description: Variable showing if anyone else in the household was an owner or partner inbusiness 2.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or a partnership.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & (EJB2_INCPB = 1 | EJB2_PROPB = 2) & (RHNUM15OVER >1 in the interview month or in LAST_MONTH for people with THHLDSTATUS in(3,4,5,6)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_HPRTB
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EJB3_HPRTB Variable
Description: Variable showing if anyone else in the household was an owner or partner inbusiness 3.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or a partnership.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & (EJB3_INCPB = 1 | EJB3_PROPB = 2) & (RHNUM15OVER >1 in the interview month or in LAST_MONTH for people with THHLDSTATUS in(3,4,5,6)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_HPRTB
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Variable EJB4_HPRTB
Description: Variable showing if anyone else in the household was an owner or partner inbusiness 4.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or a partnership.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & (EJB4_INCPB = 1 | EJB4_PROPB = 2) & (RHNUM15OVER >1 in the interview month or in LAST_MONTH for people with THHLDSTATUS in(3,4,5,6)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_HPRTB
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EJB5_HPRTB Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_HPRTB
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Variable EJB6_HPRTB
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_HPRTB
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EJB7_HPRTB Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_HPRTB
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Variable EJB1_PARTB1
Description: Person number of partner in the householdUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+
in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or the respondentswere in partnership with someone else in the household during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_HPRTB = 1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:64 Someone who lived with a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AJB1_PARTB1
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EJB2_PARTB1 Variable
Description: Person number of partner in the householdUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+
in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or the respondentswere in partnership with someone else in the household during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_HPRTB = 1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:64 Someone who lived with a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AJB2_PARTB1
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Variable EJB3_PARTB1
Description: Person number of partner in the householdUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+
in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or the respondentswere in partnership with someone else in the household during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_HPRTB = 1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:64 Someone who lived with a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AJB3_PARTB1
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EJB4_PARTB1 Variable
Description: Person number of partner in the householdUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+
in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or the respondentswere in partnership with someone else in the household during the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_HPRTB = 1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:64 Someone who lived with a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AJB4_PARTB1
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Variable EJB5_PARTB1
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB5_PARTB1
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EJB6_PARTB1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB6_PARTB1
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Variable EJB7_PARTB1
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB7_PARTB1
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EJB1_PARTB2 Variable
Description: Person number of partner in the householdUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+
in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or the respondentswere in partnership with someone else in the household during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_HPRTB = 1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:64 Someone who lived with a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AJB1_PARTB2
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Variable EJB2_PARTB2
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB2_PARTB2
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EJB3_PARTB2 Variable
Description: Person number of partner in the householdUniverse Description: Respondents who were self-employed and lived with more than one person age 15+
in the household, and either their businesses were incorporated or the respondentswere in partnership with someone else in the household during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_HPRTB = 1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101:499 Person Number in the household
60:64 Someone who lived with a household member for part of the year
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AJB3_PARTB2
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Variable EJB4_PARTB2
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB4_PARTB2
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EJB5_PARTB2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB5_PARTB2
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Variable EJB6_PARTB2
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB6_PARTB2
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EJB7_PARTB2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB7_PARTB2
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Variable EJB1_PARTB3
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB1_PARTB3
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EJB2_PARTB3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB2_PARTB3
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Variable EJB3_PARTB3
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB3_PARTB3
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EJB4_PARTB3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB4_PARTB3
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Variable EJB5_PARTB3
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB5_PARTB3
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EJB6_PARTB3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB6_PARTB3
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Variable EJB7_PARTB3
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB7_PARTB3
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EJB1_BSLRYB Variable
Description: Did/does ... draw a regular salary from ... - that is, take a regular paycheck, asopposed to just treating the profits as income?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporatedduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_BSLRYB
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Variable EJB2_BSLRYB
Description: Did/does ... draw a regular salary from ... - that is, take a regular paycheck, asopposed to just treating the profits as income?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporatedduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_BSLRYB
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EJB3_BSLRYB Variable
Description: Did/does ... draw a regular salary from ... - that is, take a regular paycheck, asopposed to just treating the profits as income?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporatedduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_BSLRYB
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Variable EJB4_BSLRYB
Description: Did/does ... draw a regular salary from ... - that is, take a regular paycheck, asopposed to just treating the profits as income?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporatedduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_BSLRYB
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EJB5_BSLRYB Variable
Description: Did/does ... draw a regular salary from ... - that is, take a regular paycheck, asopposed to just treating the profits as income?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporatedduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_BSLRYB
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Variable EJB6_BSLRYB
Description: Did/does ... draw a regular salary from ... - that is, take a regular paycheck, asopposed to just treating the profits as income?
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed and their businesses were not incorporatedduring the reference period.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE = 2 & EJB6_INCPB = 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_BSLRYB
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EJB7_BSLRYB Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_BSLRYB
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Variable EJB1_TYPPAY1
Description: Whether wage/salary income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB1_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE =2 & EJB1_INCPB = 2 & EJB1_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_TYPPAY1
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EJB2_TYPPAY1 Variable
Description: Whether wage/salary income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB2_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE =2 & EJB2_INCPB = 2 & EJB2_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_TYPPAY1
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Variable EJB3_TYPPAY1
Description: Whether wage/salary income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB3_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE =2 & EJB3_INCPB = 2 & EJB3_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_TYPPAY1
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EJB4_TYPPAY1 Variable
Description: Whether wage/salary income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB4_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE =2 & EJB4_INCPB = 2 & EJB4_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_TYPPAY1
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Variable EJB5_TYPPAY1
Description: Whether wage/salary income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB5_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE =2 & EJB5_INCPB = 2 & EJB5_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_TYPPAY1
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EJB6_TYPPAY1 Variable
Description: Whether wage/salary income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB6_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 2 & EJB6_INCPB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE =2 & EJB6_INCPB = 2 & EJB6_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_TYPPAY1
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Variable EJB7_TYPPAY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_TYPPAY1
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EJB1_TYPPAY2 Variable
Description: Whether commission income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB1_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE =2 & EJB1_INCPB = 2 & EJB1_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_TYPPAY2
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Variable EJB2_TYPPAY2
Description: Whether commission income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB2_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE =2 & EJB2_INCPB = 2 & EJB2_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_TYPPAY2
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EJB3_TYPPAY2 Variable
Description: Whether commission income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB3_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE =2 & EJB3_INCPB = 2 & EJB3_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_TYPPAY2
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Variable EJB4_TYPPAY2
Description: Whether commission income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB4_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE =2 & EJB4_INCPB = 2 & EJB4_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_TYPPAY2
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EJB5_TYPPAY2 Variable
Description: Whether commission income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB5_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE =2 & EJB5_INCPB = 2 & EJB5_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_TYPPAY2
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Variable EJB6_TYPPAY2
Description: Whether commission income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondents drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB6_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 2 & EJB6_INCPB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE =2 & EJB6_INCPB = 2 & EJB6_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_TYPPAY2
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EJB7_TYPPAY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_TYPPAY2
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Variable EJB1_TYPPAY3
Description: Whether tip income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB1_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE =2 & EJB1_INCPB = 2 & EJB1_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_TYPPAY3
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EJB2_TYPPAY3 Variable
Description: Whether tip income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB2_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE =2 & EJB2_INCPB = 2 & EJB2_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_TYPPAY3
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Variable EJB3_TYPPAY3
Description: Whether tip income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB3_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE =2 & EJB3_INCPB = 2 & EJB3_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_TYPPAY3
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EJB4_TYPPAY3 Variable
Description: Whether tip income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB4_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE =2 & EJB4_INCPB = 2 & EJB4_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_TYPPAY3
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Variable EJB5_TYPPAY3
Description: Whether tip income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB5_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE =2 & EJB5_INCPB = 2 & EJB5_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_TYPPAY3
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EJB6_TYPPAY3 Variable
Description: Whether tip income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB6_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 2 & EJB6_INCPB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE =2 & EJB6_INCPB = 2 & EJB6_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_TYPPAY3
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Variable EJB7_TYPPAY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_TYPPAY3
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EJB1_TYPPAY4 Variable
Description: Whether overtime income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB1_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE =2 & EJB1_INCPB = 2 & EJB1_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_TYPPAY4
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Variable EJB2_TYPPAY4
Description: Whether overtime income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB2_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE =2 & EJB2_INCPB = 2 & EJB2_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_TYPPAY4
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EJB3_TYPPAY4 Variable
Description: Whether overtime income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB3_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE =2 & EJB3_INCPB = 2 & EJB3_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_TYPPAY4
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Variable EJB4_TYPPAY4
Description: Whether overtime income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB4_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE =2 & EJB4_INCPB = 2 & EJB4_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_TYPPAY4
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EJB5_TYPPAY4 Variable
Description: Whether overtime income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB5_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE =2 & EJB5_INCPB = 2 & EJB5_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_TYPPAY4
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Variable EJB6_TYPPAY4
Description: Whether overtime income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB6_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 2 & EJB6_INCPB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE =2 & EJB6_INCPB = 2 & EJB6_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_TYPPAY4
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EJB7_TYPPAY4 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_TYPPAY4
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Variable EJB1_TYPPAY5
Description: Whether bonus income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB1_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE =2 & EJB1_INCPB = 2 & EJB1_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_TYPPAY5
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EJB2_TYPPAY5 Variable
Description: Whether bonus income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB2_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE =2 & EJB2_INCPB = 2 & EJB2_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_TYPPAY5
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Variable EJB3_TYPPAY5
Description: Whether bonus income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB3_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE =2 & EJB3_INCPB = 2 & EJB3_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_TYPPAY5
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EJB4_TYPPAY5 Variable
Description: Whether bonus income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB4_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE =2 & EJB4_INCPB = 2 & EJB4_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_TYPPAY5
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Variable EJB5_TYPPAY5
Description: Whether bonus income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB5_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE =2 & EJB5_INCPB = 2 & EJB5_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_TYPPAY5
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EJB6_TYPPAY5 Variable
Description: Whether bonus income was receivedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a job, a business that was either incorporated or the
respondent drew a regular salary, or another work arrangement during the referenceperiod.
Universe: (EJB6_JBORSE = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 2 & EJB6_INCPB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE =2 & EJB6_INCPB = 2 & EJB6_BSLRYB = 1) | (EJB6_JBORSE = 3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_TYPPAY5
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Variable EJB7_TYPPAY5
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_TYPPAY5
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EJB1_PAYHR3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB1_PAYHR3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1674
Variable EJB2_PAYHR3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB2_PAYHR3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1675
EJB3_PAYHR3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB3_PAYHR3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1676
Variable EJB4_PAYHR3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB4_PAYHR3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1677
EJB5_PAYHR3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_PAYHR3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1678
Variable EJB6_PAYHR3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_PAYHR3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1679
EJB7_PAYHR3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PAYHR3
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Variable TJB1_ANNSAL3
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as theirthird type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR3 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_ANNSAL3
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TJB2_ANNSAL3 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as theirthird type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR3 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_ANNSAL3
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Variable TJB3_ANNSAL3
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as theirthird type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR3 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_ANNSAL3
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TJB4_ANNSAL3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB4_ANNSAL3
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Variable TJB5_ANNSAL3
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB5_ANNSAL3
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TJB6_ANNSAL3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB6_ANNSAL3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1686
Variable TJB7_ANNSAL3
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB7_ANNSAL3
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TJB1_HOURLY3 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third hourly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their thirdtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR3 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB1_HOURLY3
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Variable TJB2_HOURLY3
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third hourly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their thirdtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR3 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB2_HOURLY3
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TJB3_HOURLY3 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third hourly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their thirdtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR3 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB3_HOURLY3
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Variable TJB4_HOURLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_HOURLY3
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TJB5_HOURLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_HOURLY3
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Variable TJB6_HOURLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_HOURLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1693
TJB7_HOURLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_HOURLY3
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Variable TJB1_WKLY3
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third weekly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their third typeof pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR3 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB1_WKLY3
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TJB2_WKLY3 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third weekly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their third typeof pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR3 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB2_WKLY3
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Variable TJB3_WKLY3
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third weekly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their third typeof pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR3 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB3_WKLY3
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TJB4_WKLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB4_WKLY3
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Variable TJB5_WKLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB5_WKLY3
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TJB6_WKLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB6_WKLY3
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Variable TJB7_WKLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB7_WKLY3
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TJB1_BWKLY3 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirthird type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR3 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_BWKLY3
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Variable TJB2_BWKLY3
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirthird type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR3 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_BWKLY3
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TJB3_BWKLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB3_BWKLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1704
Variable TJB4_BWKLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_BWKLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1705
TJB5_BWKLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_BWKLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1706
Variable TJB6_BWKLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_BWKLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1707
TJB7_BWKLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_BWKLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1708
Variable TJB1_MTHLY3
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third monthly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every month during the reference period as their thirdtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR3 = 5Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_MTHLY3
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TJB2_MTHLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB2_MTHLY3
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Variable TJB3_MTHLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB3_MTHLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1711
TJB4_MTHLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_MTHLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1712
Variable TJB5_MTHLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_MTHLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1713
TJB6_MTHLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_MTHLY3
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Variable TJB7_MTHLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_MTHLY3
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TJB1_SMTHLY3 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third bi-monthly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid twice a month during the reference period as their thirdtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR3 = 6Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_SMTHLY3
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Variable TJB2_SMTHLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB2_SMTHLY3
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TJB3_SMTHLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB3_SMTHLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1718
Variable TJB4_SMTHLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_SMTHLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1719
TJB5_SMTHLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_SMTHLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1720
Variable TJB6_SMTHLY3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_SMTHLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1721
TJB7_SMTHLY3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_SMTHLY3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1722
Variable TJB1_OTHER3
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... third average monthly pay before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid some other way during the reference period as theirthird type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR3 = 7Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_OTHER3
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TJB2_OTHER3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB2_OTHER3
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Variable TJB3_OTHER3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB3_OTHER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1725
TJB4_OTHER3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_OTHER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1726
Variable TJB5_OTHER3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_OTHER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1727
TJB6_OTHER3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_OTHER3
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Variable TJB7_OTHER3
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_OTHER3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1729
TJB1_GAMT1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... actual gross pay before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an actual gross annual amount during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR1 = 8Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_GAMT1
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Variable TJB2_GAMT1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... actual gross pay before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an actual gross annual amount during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR1 = 8Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_GAMT1
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TJB3_GAMT1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... actual gross pay before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an actual gross annual amount during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR1 = 8Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_GAMT1
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Variable TJB4_GAMT1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... actual gross pay before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an actual gross annual amount during the referenceperiod.
Universe: EJB4_PAYHR1 = 8Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_GAMT1
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TJB5_GAMT1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB5_GAMT1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1734
Variable TJB6_GAMT1
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB6_GAMT1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1735
TJB7_GAMT1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB7_GAMT1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1736
Variable EJB1_NETGRO3
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in earnings and were not paid an actualgross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_CHEARN2 = 1 & EJB1_PAYHR1 ^= 8Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB1_NETGRO3
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EJB2_NETGRO3 Variable
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in earnings and were not paid an actualgross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_CHEARN2 = 1 & EJB2_PAYHR1 ^= 8Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB2_NETGRO3
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Variable EJB3_NETGRO3
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in earnings and were not paid an actualgross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_CHEARN2 = 1 & EJB3_PAYHR1 ^= 8Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB3_NETGRO3
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EJB4_NETGRO3 Variable
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in earnings and were not paid an actualgross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_CHEARN2 = 1 & EJB4_PAYHR1 ^= 8Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB4_NETGRO3
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Variable EJB5_NETGRO3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_NETGRO3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1741
EJB6_NETGRO3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_NETGRO3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1742
Variable EJB7_NETGRO3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_NETGRO3
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TJB1_JOBHRS3 Variable
Description: Third number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB1_JOBHRS3
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Variable TJB2_JOBHRS3
Description: Third number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB2_JOBHRS3
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TJB3_JOBHRS3 Variable
Description: Third number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB3_JOBHRS3
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Variable TJB4_JOBHRS3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_JOBHRS3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1747
TJB5_JOBHRS3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_JOBHRS3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1748
Variable TJB6_JOBHRS3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_JOBHRS3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1749
TJB7_JOBHRS3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_JOBHRS3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1750
Variable EJB1_PTRESN3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB1_PTRESN3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1751
EJB2_PTRESN3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB2_PTRESN3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1752
Variable EJB3_PTRESN3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB3_PTRESN3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1753
EJB4_PTRESN3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_PTRESN3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1754
Variable EJB5_PTRESN3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_PTRESN3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1755
EJB6_PTRESN3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_PTRESN3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1756
Variable EJB7_PTRESN3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_PTRESN3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1757
EJB1_CHEARN2 Variable
Description: Did the respondent have a second change in earnings between EJB1_BMONTH andEJB1_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference periodUniverse: EJB1_CHEARN1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_CHEARN2
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Variable EJB2_CHEARN2
Description: Did the respondent have a second change in earnings between EJB2_BMONTH andEJB2_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference periodUniverse: EJB2_CHEARN1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_CHEARN2
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EJB3_CHEARN2 Variable
Description: Did the respondent have a second change in earnings between EJB3_BMONTH andEJB3_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference periodUniverse: EJB3_CHEARN1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_CHEARN2
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Variable EJB4_CHEARN2
Description: Did the respondent have a second change in earnings between EJB4_BMONTH andEJB4_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference periodUniverse: EJB4_CHEARN1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_CHEARN2
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EJB5_CHEARN2 Variable
Description: Did the respondent have a second change in earnings between EJB5_BMONTH andEJB5_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference periodUniverse: EJB5_CHEARN1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_CHEARN2
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Variable EJB6_CHEARN2
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_CHEARN2
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EJB7_CHEARN2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CHEARN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1764
Variable EJB1_CHERMN2
Description: Month of second change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_CHEARN2 = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_CHERMN2
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EJB2_CHERMN2 Variable
Description: Month of second change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_CHEARN2 = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_CHERMN2
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Variable EJB3_CHERMN2
Description: Month of second change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_CHEARN2 = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_CHERMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1767
EJB4_CHERMN2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_CHERMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1768
Variable EJB5_CHERMN2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_CHERMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1769
EJB6_CHERMN2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_CHERMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1770
Variable EJB7_CHERMN2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_CHERMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1771
EJB1_CHERWK2 Variable
Description: Week of second change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_CHEARN2 = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_CHERWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1772
Variable EJB2_CHERWK2
Description: Week of second change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_CHEARN2 = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_CHERWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1773
EJB3_CHERWK2 Variable
Description: Week of second change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_CHEARN2 = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_CHERWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1774
Variable EJB4_CHERWK2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_CHERWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1775
EJB5_CHERWK2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_CHERWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1776
Variable EJB6_CHERWK2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_CHERWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1777
EJB7_CHERWK2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_CHERWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1778
Variable EJB1_PAYHR2
Description: Type of second pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in earnings and were not paid an actual gross
annual amount during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_CHEARN1 = 1 & EJB1_PAYHR1 ^= 8
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
Status Flag: AJB1_PAYHR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1779
EJB2_PAYHR2 Variable
Description: Type of second pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in earnings and were not paid an actual gross
annual amount during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_CHEARN1 = 1 & EJB2_PAYHR1 ^= 8
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
Status Flag: AJB2_PAYHR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1780
Variable EJB3_PAYHR2
Description: Type of second pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in earnings and were not paid an actual gross
annual amount during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_CHEARN1 = 1 & EJB3_PAYHR1 ^= 8
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
Status Flag: AJB3_PAYHR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1781
EJB4_PAYHR2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB4_PAYHR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1782
Variable EJB5_PAYHR2
Description: Type of second pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in earnings and were not paid an actual gross
annual amount during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_CHEARN1 = 1 & EJB5_PAYHR1 ^= 8
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
Status Flag: AJB5_PAYHR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1783
EJB6_PAYHR2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_PAYHR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1784
Variable EJB7_PAYHR2
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PAYHR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1785
TJB1_ANNSAL2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR2 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_ANNSAL2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1786
Variable TJB2_ANNSAL2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR2 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_ANNSAL2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1787
TJB3_ANNSAL2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR2 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_ANNSAL2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1788
Variable TJB4_ANNSAL2
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB4_ANNSAL2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1789
TJB5_ANNSAL2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB5_ANNSAL2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1790
Variable TJB6_ANNSAL2
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB6_ANNSAL2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1791
TJB7_ANNSAL2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB7_ANNSAL2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1792
Variable TJB1_HOURLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second hourly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their secondtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR2 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB1_HOURLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1793
TJB2_HOURLY2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second hourly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their secondtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR2 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB2_HOURLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1794
Variable TJB3_HOURLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second hourly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their secondtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR2 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB3_HOURLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1795
TJB4_HOURLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_HOURLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1796
Variable TJB5_HOURLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_HOURLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1797
TJB6_HOURLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_HOURLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1798
Variable TJB7_HOURLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_HOURLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1799
TJB1_WKLY2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their secondtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR2 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB1_WKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1800
Variable TJB2_WKLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their secondtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR2 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB2_WKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1801
TJB3_WKLY2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their secondtype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR2 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB3_WKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1802
Variable TJB4_WKLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB4_WKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1803
TJB5_WKLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB5_WKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1804
Variable TJB6_WKLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB6_WKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1805
TJB7_WKLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB7_WKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1806
Variable TJB1_BWKLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR2 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_BWKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1807
TJB2_BWKLY2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR2 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_BWKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1808
Variable TJB3_BWKLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR2 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB3_BWKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1809
TJB4_BWKLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_BWKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1810
Variable TJB5_BWKLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB5_PAYHR2 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB5_BWKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1811
TJB6_BWKLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_BWKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1812
Variable TJB7_BWKLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_BWKLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1813
TJB1_MTHLY2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second monthly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid once a month during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR2 = 5Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_MTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1814
Variable TJB2_MTHLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second monthly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid once a month during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR2 = 5Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_MTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1815
TJB3_MTHLY2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second monthly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid once a month during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR2 = 5Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB3_MTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1816
Variable TJB4_MTHLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_MTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1817
TJB5_MTHLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_MTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1818
Variable TJB6_MTHLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_MTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1819
TJB7_MTHLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_MTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1820
Variable TJB1_SMTHLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second bi-monthly pay rate before anytaxes and other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid twice a month during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR2 = 6Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_SMTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1821
TJB2_SMTHLY2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second bi-monthly pay rate before anytaxes and other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid twice a month during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR2 = 6Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_SMTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1822
Variable TJB3_SMTHLY2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second bi-monthly pay rate before anytaxes and other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid twice a month during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR2 = 6Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB3_SMTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1823
TJB4_SMTHLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_SMTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1824
Variable TJB5_SMTHLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_SMTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1825
TJB6_SMTHLY2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_SMTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1826
Variable TJB7_SMTHLY2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_SMTHLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1827
TJB1_OTHER2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second average monthly pay before anytaxes and other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid some other way during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR2 = 7Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_OTHER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1828
Variable TJB2_OTHER2
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second average monthly pay before anytaxes and other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid some other way during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR2 = 7Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_OTHER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1829
TJB3_OTHER2 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... second average monthly pay before anytaxes and other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid some other way during the reference period as theirsecond type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR2 = 7Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB3_OTHER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1830
Variable TJB4_OTHER2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_OTHER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1831
TJB5_OTHER2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_OTHER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1832
Variable TJB6_OTHER2
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_OTHER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1833
TJB7_OTHER2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_OTHER2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1834
Variable EJB1_NETGRO2
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in earnings and were not paid an actual grossannual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_CHEARN1 = 1 & EJB1_PAYHR1 ^= 8Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB1_NETGRO2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1835
EJB2_NETGRO2 Variable
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in earnings and were not paid an actual grossannual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_CHEARN1 = 1 & EJB2_PAYHR1 ^= 8Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB2_NETGRO2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1836
Variable EJB3_NETGRO2
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in earnings and were not paid an actual grossannual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_CHEARN1 = 1 & EJB3_PAYHR1 ^= 8Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB3_NETGRO2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1837
EJB4_NETGRO2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB4_NETGRO2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1838
Variable EJB5_NETGRO2
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in earnings and were not paid an actual grossannual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_CHEARN1 = 1 & EJB5_PAYHR1 ^= 8Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB5_NETGRO2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1839
EJB6_NETGRO2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_NETGRO2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1840
Variable EJB7_NETGRO2
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_NETGRO2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1841
EJB1_CHHOUR2 Variable
Description: Whether there is a second change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB1_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_CHHOUR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1842
Variable EJB2_CHHOUR2
Description: Whether there is a second change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB2_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_CHHOUR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1843
EJB3_CHHOUR2 Variable
Description: Whether there is a second change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB3_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_CHHOUR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1844
Variable EJB4_CHHOUR2
Description: Whether there is a second change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB4_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_CHHOUR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1845
EJB5_CHHOUR2 Variable
Description: Whether there is a second change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB5_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_CHHOUR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1846
Variable EJB6_CHHOUR2
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_CHHOUR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1847
EJB7_CHHOUR2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CHHOUR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1848
Variable EJB1_CHHOMN2
Description: Month of second change in hours.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_CHHOMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1849
EJB2_CHHOMN2 Variable
Description: Month of second change in hours.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_CHHOMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1850
Variable EJB3_CHHOMN2
Description: Month of second change in hours.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_CHHOMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1851
EJB4_CHHOMN2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_CHHOMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1852
Variable EJB5_CHHOMN2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_CHHOMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1853
EJB6_CHHOMN2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_CHHOMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1854
Variable EJB7_CHHOMN2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_CHHOMN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1855
EJB1_CHHOWK2 Variable
Description: Week of second change in hours.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_CHHOWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1856
Variable EJB2_CHHOWK2
Description: Week of second change in hours.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_CHHOWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1857
EJB3_CHHOWK2 Variable
Description: Week of second change in hours.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second change in the number of hours worked per week
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_CHHOUR2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_CHHOWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1858
Variable EJB4_CHHOWK2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_CHHOWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1859
EJB5_CHHOWK2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_CHHOWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1860
Variable EJB6_CHHOWK2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_CHHOWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1861
EJB7_CHHOWK2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_CHHOWK2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1862
Variable TJB1_JOBHRS2
Description: Second number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB1_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB1_JOBHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1863
TJB2_JOBHRS2 Variable
Description: Second number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB2_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB2_JOBHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1864
Variable TJB3_JOBHRS2
Description: Second number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB3_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB3_JOBHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1865
TJB4_JOBHRS2 Variable
Description: Second number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB4_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB4_JOBHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1866
Variable TJB5_JOBHRS2
Description: Second number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB5_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB5_JOBHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1867
TJB6_JOBHRS2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_JOBHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1868
Variable TJB7_JOBHRS2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_JOBHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1869
EJB1_PTRESN2 Variable
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week after the first change in the
number of hours worked per week.Universe: EJB1_JOBHRS2 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB1_PTRESN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1870
Variable EJB2_PTRESN2
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week after the first change in the
number of hours worked per week.Universe: EJB2_JOBHRS2 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB2_PTRESN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1871
EJB3_PTRESN2 Variable
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week after the first change in the
number of hours worked per week.Universe: EJB3_JOBHRS2 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB3_PTRESN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1872
Variable EJB4_PTRESN2
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week after the first change in the
number of hours worked per week.Universe: EJB4_JOBHRS2 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB4_PTRESN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1873
EJB5_PTRESN2 Variable
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week after the first change in the
number of hours worked per week.Universe: EJB5_JOBHRS2 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB5_PTRESN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1874
Variable EJB6_PTRESN2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_PTRESN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1875
EJB7_PTRESN2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_PTRESN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1876
Variable EJB1_CHEARN1
Description: Did the respondent have a first change in earnings between EJB1_BMONTH andEJB1_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid a salary or an hourly rate during the reference periodand the job duration is longer than one week.
Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY1 = 1 & (EJB1_STARTWK < EJB1_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_CHEARN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1877
EJB2_CHEARN1 Variable
Description: Did the respondent have a first change in earnings between EJB2_BMONTH andEJB2_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid a salary or an hourly rate during the reference periodand the job duration is longer than one week.
Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY1 = 1 & (EJB2_STARTWK < EJB2_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_CHEARN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1878
Variable EJB3_CHEARN1
Description: Did the respondent have a first change in earnings between EJB3_BMONTH andEJB3_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid a salary or an hourly rate during the reference periodand the job duration is longer than one week.
Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY1 = 1 & (EJB3_STARTWK < EJB3_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_CHEARN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1879
EJB4_CHEARN1 Variable
Description: Did the respondent have a first change in earnings between EJB4_BMONTH andEJB4_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid a salary or an hourly rate during the reference periodand the job duration is longer than one week.
Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY1 = 1 & (EJB4_STARTWK < EJB4_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_CHEARN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1880
Variable EJB5_CHEARN1
Description: Did the respondent have a first change in earnings between EJB5_BMONTH andEJB5_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid a salary or an hourly rate during the reference periodand the job duration is longer than one week.
Universe: EJB5_TYPPAY1 = 1 & (EJB5_STARTWK < EJB5_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_CHEARN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1881
EJB6_CHEARN1 Variable
Description: Did the respondent have a first change in earnings between EJB6_BMONTH andEJB6_EMONTH?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid a salary or an hourly rate during the reference periodand the job duration is longer than one week.
Universe: EJB6_TYPPAY1 = 1 & (EJB6_STARTWK < EJB6_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_CHEARN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1882
Variable EJB7_CHEARN1
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CHEARN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1883
EJB1_CHERMN1 Variable
Description: Month of first change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_CHEARN1 = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_CHERMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1884
Variable EJB2_CHERMN1
Description: Month of first change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_CHEARN1 = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_CHERMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1885
EJB3_CHERMN1 Variable
Description: Month of first change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_CHEARN1 = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_CHERMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1886
Variable EJB4_CHERMN1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_CHERMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1887
EJB5_CHERMN1 Variable
Description: Month of first change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_CHEARN1 = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 12
Status Flag: AJB5_CHERMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1888
Variable EJB6_CHERMN1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_CHERMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1889
EJB7_CHERMN1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_CHERMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1890
Variable EJB1_CHERWK1
Description: Week of first change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_CHEARN1 = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_CHERWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1891
EJB2_CHERWK1 Variable
Description: Week of first change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_CHEARN1 = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_CHERWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1892
Variable EJB3_CHERWK1
Description: Week of first change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_CHEARN1 = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_CHERWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1893
EJB4_CHERWK1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_CHERWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1894
Variable EJB5_CHERWK1
Description: Week of first change in earnings.Universe Description: Respondents who had a change in pay rate during the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_CHEARN1 = 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB5_CHERWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1895
EJB6_CHERWK1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_CHERWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1896
Variable EJB7_CHERWK1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_CHERWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1897
EJB1_PAYHR1 Variable
Description: Type of first pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who received an hourly wage or salary income during the reference
period.Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
8 Actual gross amount earned in the year
Status Flag: AJB1_PAYHR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1898
Variable EJB2_PAYHR1
Description: Type of first pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who received an hourly wage or salary income during the reference
period.Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
8 Actual gross amount earned in the year
Status Flag: AJB2_PAYHR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1899
EJB3_PAYHR1 Variable
Description: Type of first pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who received an hourly wage or salary income during the reference
period.Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
8 Actual gross amount earned in the year
Status Flag: AJB3_PAYHR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1900
Variable EJB4_PAYHR1
Description: Type of first pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who received an hourly wage or salary income during the reference
period.Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
8 Actual gross amount earned in the year
Status Flag: AJB4_PAYHR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1901
EJB5_PAYHR1 Variable
Description: Type of first pay rateUniverse Description: Respondents who received an hourly wage or salary income during the reference
period.Universe: EJB5_TYPPAY1 = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Annual salary
2 Pay per hour
3 Pay per week
4 Pay every two weeks
5 Pay per month
6 Pay twice a month
7 Some other way (report monthly average)
8 Actual gross amount earned in the year
Status Flag: AJB5_PAYHR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1902
Variable EJB6_PAYHR1
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_PAYHR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1903
EJB7_PAYHR1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PAYHR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1904
Variable TJB1_ANNSAL1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR1 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_ANNSAL1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1905
TJB2_ANNSAL1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR1 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_ANNSAL1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1906
Variable TJB3_ANNSAL1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR1 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_ANNSAL1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1907
TJB4_ANNSAL1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first annual salary before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid an annual salary during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB4_PAYHR1 = 1Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_ANNSAL1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1908
Variable TJB5_ANNSAL1
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB5_ANNSAL1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1909
TJB6_ANNSAL1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB6_ANNSAL1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1910
Variable TJB7_ANNSAL1
Description: SuppressedLength: 6
Status Flag: AJB7_ANNSAL1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1911
TJB1_HOURLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first hourly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their first typeof pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR1 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB1_HOURLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1912
Variable TJB2_HOURLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first hourly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their first typeof pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR1 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB2_HOURLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1913
TJB3_HOURLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first hourly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their first typeof pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR1 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB3_HOURLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1914
Variable TJB4_HOURLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first hourly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their first typeof pay rate.
Universe: EJB4_PAYHR1 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB4_HOURLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1915
TJB5_HOURLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first hourly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid by the hour during the reference period as their first typeof pay rate.
Universe: EJB5_PAYHR1 = 2Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99.99
Status Flag: AJB5_HOURLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1916
Variable TJB6_HOURLY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_HOURLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1917
TJB7_HOURLY1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_HOURLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1918
Variable TJB1_WKLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first weekly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their first type ofpay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR1 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB1_WKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1919
TJB2_WKLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first weekly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their first type ofpay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR1 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB2_WKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1920
Variable TJB3_WKLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first weekly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their first type ofpay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR1 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB3_WKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1921
TJB4_WKLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first weekly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid per week during the reference period as their first type ofpay rate.
Universe: EJB4_PAYHR1 = 3Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB4_WKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1922
Variable TJB5_WKLY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB5_WKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1923
TJB6_WKLY1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB6_WKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1924
Variable TJB7_WKLY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB7_WKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1925
TJB1_BWKLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirfirst type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR1 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_BWKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1926
Variable TJB2_BWKLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirfirst type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR1 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_BWKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1927
TJB3_BWKLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirfirst type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR1 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB3_BWKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1928
Variable TJB4_BWKLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirfirst type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB4_PAYHR1 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB4_BWKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1929
TJB5_BWKLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first bi-weekly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid every two weeks during the reference period as theirfirst type of pay rate.
Universe: EJB5_PAYHR1 = 4Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB5_BWKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1930
Variable TJB6_BWKLY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_BWKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1931
TJB7_BWKLY1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_BWKLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1932
Variable TJB1_MTHLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first monthly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid once a month during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR1 = 5Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_MTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1933
TJB2_MTHLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first monthly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid once a month during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR1 = 5Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_MTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1934
Variable TJB3_MTHLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first monthly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid once a month during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR1 = 5Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB3_MTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1935
TJB4_MTHLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first monthly pay rate before any taxes andother deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid once a month during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB4_PAYHR1 = 5Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB4_MTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1936
Variable TJB5_MTHLY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_MTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1937
TJB6_MTHLY1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_MTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1938
Variable TJB7_MTHLY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_MTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1939
TJB1_SMTHLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first bi-monthly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid twice a month during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR1 = 6Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_SMTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1940
Variable TJB2_SMTHLY1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first bi-monthly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid twice a month during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR1 = 6Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_SMTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1941
TJB3_SMTHLY1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first bi-monthly pay rate before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid twice a month during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR1 = 6Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB3_SMTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1942
Variable TJB4_SMTHLY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB4_SMTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1943
TJB5_SMTHLY1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_SMTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1944
Variable TJB6_SMTHLY1
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_SMTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1945
TJB7_SMTHLY1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_SMTHLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1946
Variable TJB1_OTHER1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first average monthly pay before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid some other way during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR1 = 7Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB1_OTHER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1947
TJB2_OTHER1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first average monthly pay before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid some other way during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR1 = 7Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB2_OTHER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1948
Variable TJB3_OTHER1
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first average monthly pay before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid some other way during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR1 = 7Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB3_OTHER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1949
TJB4_OTHER1 Variable
Description: What is/was the gross dollar amount of ... first average monthly pay before any taxesand other deductions?
Universe Description: Respondents who were paid some other way during the reference period as their firsttype of pay rate.
Universe: EJB4_PAYHR1 = 7Length: 5
Min: $1Max: $99,999
Status Flag: AJB4_OTHER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1950
Variable TJB5_OTHER1
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_OTHER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1951
TJB6_OTHER1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_OTHER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1952
Variable TJB7_OTHER1
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_OTHER1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1953
EJB1_NETGRO1 Variable
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who were either paid an annual salary, paid by the hour, paid per week,paid every two weeks, paid once a month, paid twice a month, paid some other way,or paid an actual gross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_PAYHR in (1:8)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB1_NETGRO1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1954
Variable EJB2_NETGRO1
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who were either paid an annual salary, paid by the hour, paid per week,paid every two weeks, paid once a month, paid twice a month, paid some other way,or paid an actual gross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_PAYHR in (1:8)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB2_NETGRO1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1955
EJB3_NETGRO1 Variable
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who were either paid an annual salary, paid by the hour, paid per week,paid every two weeks, paid once a month, paid twice a month, paid some other way,or paid an actual gross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_PAYHR in (1:8)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB3_NETGRO1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1956
Variable EJB4_NETGRO1
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who were either paid an annual salary, paid by the hour, paid per week,paid every two weeks, paid once a month, paid twice a month, paid some other way,or paid an actual gross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_PAYHR in (1:8)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB4_NETGRO1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1957
EJB5_NETGRO1 Variable
Description: Was this ... take home pay, or was it gross pay before any taxes and other deductionswere taken out?
Universe Description: Respondents who were either paid an annual salary, paid by the hour, paid per week,paid every two weeks, paid once a month, paid twice a month, paid some other way,or paid an actual gross annual amount during the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_PAYHR in (1:8)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Take-home pay (net, after deductions)
2 Gross (total) pay (before deductions)
3 No deductions (gross pay = net pay)
Status Flag: AJB5_NETGRO1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1958
Variable EJB6_NETGRO1
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_NETGRO1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1959
EJB7_NETGRO1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_NETGRO1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1960
Variable EJB1_CHHOUR1
Description: Whether there is a first change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a job during the reference month and the job duration is longer
than one week.Universe: (EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH) & (EJB1_STARTWK <
EJB1_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_CHHOUR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1961
EJB2_CHHOUR1 Variable
Description: Whether there is a first change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a job during the reference month and the job duration is longer
than one week.Universe: (EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH) & (EJB2_STARTWK <
EJB2_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_CHHOUR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1962
Variable EJB3_CHHOUR1
Description: Whether there is a first change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a job during the reference month and the job duration is longer
than one week.Universe: (EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH) & (EJB3_STARTWK <
EJB3_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_CHHOUR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1963
EJB4_CHHOUR1 Variable
Description: Whether there is a first change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a job during the reference month and the job duration is longer
than one week.Universe: (EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH) & (EJB4_STARTWK <
EJB4_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_CHHOUR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1964
Variable EJB5_CHHOUR1
Description: Whether there is a first change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a job during the reference month and the job duration is longer
than one week.Universe: (EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH) & (EJB5_STARTWK <
EJB5_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_CHHOUR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1965
EJB6_CHHOUR1 Variable
Description: Whether there is a first change in the number of hours worked per week.Universe Description: Respondents who had a job during the reference month and the job duration is longer
than one week.Universe: (EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTH) & (EJB6_STARTWK <
EJB6_ENDWK)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_CHHOUR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1966
Variable EJB7_CHHOUR1
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CHHOUR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1967
EJB1_CHHOMN1 Variable
Description: Month of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB1_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_CHHOMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1968
Variable EJB2_CHHOMN1
Description: Month of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB2_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_CHHOMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1969
EJB3_CHHOMN1 Variable
Description: Month of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB3_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_CHHOMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1970
Variable EJB4_CHHOMN1
Description: Month of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB4_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB4_CHHOMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1971
EJB5_CHHOMN1 Variable
Description: Month of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB5_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB5_CHHOMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1972
Variable EJB6_CHHOMN1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_CHHOMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1973
EJB7_CHHOMN1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_CHHOMN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1974
Variable EJB1_CHHOWK1
Description: Week of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB1_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_CHHOWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1975
EJB2_CHHOWK1 Variable
Description: Week of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB2_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_CHHOWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1976
Variable EJB3_CHHOWK1
Description: Week of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB3_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_CHHOWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1977
EJB4_CHHOWK1 Variable
Description: Week of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB4_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB4_CHHOWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1978
Variable EJB5_CHHOWK1
Description: Week of first change in hoursUniverse Description: Respondents who had a change in the number of hours worked per week during the
reference period.Universe: EJB5_CHHOUR1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB5_CHHOWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1979
EJB6_CHHOWK1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_CHHOWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1980
Variable EJB7_CHHOWK1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_CHHOWK1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1981
TJB1_JOBHRS1 Variable
Description: First number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB1_JOBHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1982
Variable TJB2_JOBHRS1
Description: First number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB2_JOBHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1983
TJB3_JOBHRS1 Variable
Description: First number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB3_JOBHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1984
Variable TJB4_JOBHRS1
Description: First number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB4_JOBHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1985
TJB5_JOBHRS1 Variable
Description: First number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB5_JOBHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1986
Variable TJB6_JOBHRS1
Description: First number of hours worked per week within a job.Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,2,3)
Length: 2Min: 0Max: 99
Status Flag: AJB6_JOBHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1987
TJB7_JOBHRS1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_JOBHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1988
Variable EJB1_PTRESN1
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week at the beginning of the job
spell within the reference yearUniverse: EJB1_JOBHRS1 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB1_PTRESN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1989
EJB2_PTRESN1 Variable
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week at the beginning of the job
spell within the reference yearUniverse: EJB2_JOBHRS1 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB2_PTRESN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1990
Variable EJB3_PTRESN1
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week at the beginning of the job
spell within the reference yearUniverse: EJB3_JOBHRS1 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB3_PTRESN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1991
EJB4_PTRESN1 Variable
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week at the beginning of the job
spell within the reference yearUniverse: EJB4_JOBHRS1 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB4_PTRESN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1992
Variable EJB5_PTRESN1
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week at the beginning of the job
spell within the reference yearUniverse: EJB5_JOBHRS1 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB5_PTRESN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1993
EJB6_PTRESN1 Variable
Description: What is/was the main reason ... worked less than 35 hours per week?Universe Description: Respondents who worked less than 35 hours per week at the beginning of the job
spell within the reference yearUniverse: EJB6_JOBHRS1 < 35
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Could not find full-time job
2 Wanted to work part-time
3 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of injury
4 Temporarily unable to work full-time because of illness
5 Unable to work full-time because of chronic health condition/disability
6 Taking care of children/other persons
7 Full-time work week is less than 35 hours
8 Slack work or material shortage
9 Participated in a job-sharing arrangement
10 On vacation
11 In school
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB6_PTRESN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1994
Variable EJB7_PTRESN1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_PTRESN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1995
EJB1_OINCB Variable
Description: Spell variable showing if there was any additional income received by the respondentthrough business 1.
Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses were either incorporated or they were drawing aregular salary during the reference period.
Universe: (EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 1) | (EJB1_JBORSE = 2 & EJB1_INCPB = 2 &EJB1_BSLRYB = 1)
Length: 1Status Flag: AJB1_OINCB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1996
Variable EJB2_OINCB
Description: Spell variable showing if there was any additional income received by the respondentthrough business 2.
Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses were either incorporated or they were drawing aregular salary during the reference period.
Universe: (EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 1) | (EJB2_JBORSE = 2 & EJB2_INCPB = 2 &EJB2_BSLRYB = 1)
Length: 1Status Flag: AJB2_OINCB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1997
EJB3_OINCB Variable
Description: Spell variable showing if there was any additional income received by the respondentthrough business 3.
Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses were either incorporated or they were drawing aregular salary during the reference period.
Universe: (EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 1) | (EJB3_JBORSE = 2 & EJB3_INCPB = 2 &EJB3_BSLRYB = 1)
Length: 1Status Flag: AJB3_OINCB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1998
Variable EJB4_OINCB
Description: Spell variable showing if there was any additional income received by the respondentthrough business 4.
Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses were either incorporated or they were drawing aregular salary during the reference period.
Universe: (EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 1) | (EJB4_JBORSE = 2 & EJB4_INCPB = 2 &EJB4_BSLRYB = 1)
Length: 1Status Flag: AJB4_OINCB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 1999
EJB5_OINCB Variable
Description: Spell variable showing if there was any additional income received by the respondentthrough business 5.
Universe Description: Respondents whose businesses were either incorporated or they were drawing aregular salary during the reference period.
Universe: (EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 1) | (EJB5_JBORSE = 2 & EJB5_INCPB = 2 &EJB5_BSLRYB = 1)
Length: 1Status Flag: AJB5_OINCB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2000
Variable EJB6_OINCB
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_OINCB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2001
EJB7_OINCB Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_OINCB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2002
Variable TJB1_OINCAMT
Description: Spell variable showing how much additional income was received by the respondentthrough business 1.
Universe Description: Respondents who received other income from their business.Universe: EJB1_OINCB = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_OINCAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2003
TJB2_OINCAMT Variable
Description: Spell variable showing how much additional income was received by the respondentthrough business 2.
Universe Description: Respondents who received other income from their business.Universe: EJB2_OINCB = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_OINCAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2004
Variable TJB3_OINCAMT
Description: Spell variable showing how much additional income was received by the respondentthrough business 3.
Universe Description: Respondents who received other income from their business.Universe: EJB3_OINCB = 1
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_OINCAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2005
TJB4_OINCAMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB4_OINCAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2006
Variable TJB5_OINCAMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB5_OINCAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2007
TJB6_OINCAMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB6_OINCAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2008
Variable TJB7_OINCAMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_OINCAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2009
EJB1_PFTLOSS Variable
Description: Variable indicating if the respondent's business made a profit, a net loss or brokeeven within the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Profit (positive)
2 Loss (negative)
3 No profit/break even
Status Flag: AJB1_PFTLOSS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2010
Variable EJB2_PFTLOSS
Description: Variable indicating if the respondent's business made a profit, a net loss or brokeeven within the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Profit (positive)
2 Loss (negative)
3 No profit/break even
Status Flag: AJB2_PFTLOSS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2011
EJB3_PFTLOSS Variable
Description: Variable indicating if the respondent's business made a profit, a net loss or brokeeven within the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Profit (positive)
2 Loss (negative)
3 No profit/break even
Status Flag: AJB3_PFTLOSS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2012
Variable EJB4_PFTLOSS
Description: Variable indicating if the respondent's business made a profit, a net loss or brokeeven within the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Profit (positive)
2 Loss (negative)
3 No profit/break even
Status Flag: AJB4_PFTLOSS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2013
EJB5_PFTLOSS Variable
Description: Variable indicating if the respondent's business made a profit, a net loss or brokeeven within the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Profit (positive)
2 Loss (negative)
3 No profit/break even
Status Flag: AJB5_PFTLOSS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2014
Variable EJB6_PFTLOSS
Description: Variable indicating if the respondent's business made a profit, a net loss or brokeeven within the reference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who were self-employed during the reference period.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Profit (positive)
2 Loss (negative)
3 No profit/break even
Status Flag: AJB6_PFTLOSS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2015
EJB7_PFTLOSS Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PFTLOSS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2016
Variable EJB1_AWOP3
Description: Did you have a third time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and had a second period of two or moreweeks of unpaid absence from work.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & EJB1_AWOP2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOP3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2017
EJB2_AWOP3 Variable
Description: Did you have a third time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and had a second period of two or moreweeks of unpaid absence from work.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & EJB2_AWOP2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOP3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2018
Variable EJB3_AWOP3
Description: Did you have a third time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and had a second period of two or moreweeks of unpaid absence from work.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & EJB3_AWOP2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOP3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2019
EJB4_AWOP3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOP3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2020
Variable EJB5_AWOP3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOP3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2021
EJB6_AWOP3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOP3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2022
Variable EJB7_AWOP3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOP3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2023
EJB1_AWOPSM3 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPSM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2024
Variable EJB2_AWOPSM3
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPSM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2025
EJB3_AWOPSM3 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPSM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2026
Variable EJB4_AWOPSM3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPSM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2027
EJB5_AWOPSM3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPSM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2028
Variable EJB6_AWOPSM3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPSM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2029
EJB7_AWOPSM3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPSM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2030
Variable EJB1_AWOPSW3
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPSW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2031
EJB2_AWOPSW3 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPSW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2032
Variable EJB3_AWOPSW3
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPSW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2033
EJB4_AWOPSW3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPSW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2034
Variable EJB5_AWOPSW3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPSW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2035
EJB6_AWOPSW3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPSW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2036
Variable EJB7_AWOPSW3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPSW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2037
EJB1_AWOPEM3 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPEM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2038
Variable EJB2_AWOPEM3
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPEM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2039
EJB3_AWOPEM3 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPEM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2040
Variable EJB4_AWOPEM3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPEM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2041
EJB5_AWOPEM3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPEM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2042
Variable EJB6_AWOPEM3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPEM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2043
EJB7_AWOPEM3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPEM3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2044
Variable EJB1_AWOPEW3
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPEW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2045
EJB2_AWOPEW3 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPEW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2046
Variable EJB3_AWOPEW3
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPEW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2047
EJB4_AWOPEW3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPEW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2048
Variable EJB5_AWOPEW3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPEW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2049
EJB6_AWOPEW3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPEW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2050
Variable EJB7_AWOPEW3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPEW3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2051
EJB1_AWOPRE3 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPRE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2052
Variable EJB2_AWOPRE3
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPRE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2053
EJB3_AWOPRE3 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had a third period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP3 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPRE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2054
Variable EJB4_AWOPRE3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPRE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2055
EJB5_AWOPRE3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPRE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2056
Variable EJB6_AWOPRE3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPRE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2057
EJB7_AWOPRE3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPRE3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2058
Variable EJB1_AWOP2
Description: Did you have a second time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and had a first period of two or more weeksof unpaid absence from work.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & EJB1_AWOP1 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOP2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2059
EJB2_AWOP2 Variable
Description: Did you have a second time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and had a first period of two or more weeksof unpaid absence from work.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & EJB2_AWOP1 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOP2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2060
Variable EJB3_AWOP2
Description: Did you have a second time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and had a first period of two or more weeksof unpaid absence from work.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & EJB3_AWOP1 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOP2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2061
EJB4_AWOP2 Variable
Description: Did you have a second time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and had a first period of two or more weeksof unpaid absence from work.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & EJB4_AWOP1 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOP2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2062
Variable EJB5_AWOP2
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOP2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2063
EJB6_AWOP2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOP2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2064
Variable EJB7_AWOP2
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOP2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2065
EJB1_AWOPSM2 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPSM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2066
Variable EJB2_AWOPSM2
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPSM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2067
EJB3_AWOPSM2 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPSM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2068
Variable EJB4_AWOPSM2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPSM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2069
EJB5_AWOPSM2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPSM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2070
Variable EJB6_AWOPSM2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPSM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2071
EJB7_AWOPSM2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPSM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2072
Variable EJB1_AWOPSW2
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPSW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2073
EJB2_AWOPSW2 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPSW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2074
Variable EJB3_AWOPSW2
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPSW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2075
EJB4_AWOPSW2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPSW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2076
Variable EJB5_AWOPSW2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPSW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2077
EJB6_AWOPSW2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPSW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2078
Variable EJB7_AWOPSW2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPSW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2079
EJB1_AWOPEM2 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPEM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2080
Variable EJB2_AWOPEM2
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPEM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2081
EJB3_AWOPEM2 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPEM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2082
Variable EJB4_AWOPEM2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPEM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2083
EJB5_AWOPEM2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPEM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2084
Variable EJB6_AWOPEM2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPEM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2085
EJB7_AWOPEM2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPEM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2086
Variable EJB1_AWOPEW2
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPEW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2087
EJB2_AWOPEW2 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPEW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2088
Variable EJB3_AWOPEW2
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPEW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2089
EJB4_AWOPEW2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPEW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2090
Variable EJB5_AWOPEW2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPEW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2091
EJB6_AWOPEW2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPEW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2092
Variable EJB7_AWOPEW2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPEW2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2093
EJB1_AWOPRE2 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPRE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2094
Variable EJB2_AWOPRE2
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPRE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2095
EJB3_AWOPRE2 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had a second period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from
work during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP2 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPRE2
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Variable EJB4_AWOPRE2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPRE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2097
EJB5_AWOPRE2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPRE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2098
Variable EJB6_AWOPRE2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPRE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2099
EJB7_AWOPRE2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPRE2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2100
Variable EJB1_AWOP1
Description: Did you have any time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and whose employment duration waslonger than 1 month.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & (EJB1_BMONTH ^= EJB1_EMONTH)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOP1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2101
EJB2_AWOP1 Variable
Description: Did you have any time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and whose employment duration waslonger than 1 month.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & (EJB2_BMONTH ^= EJB2_EMONTH)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOP1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2102
Variable EJB3_AWOP1
Description: Did you have any time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and whose employment duration waslonger than 1 month.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & (EJB3_BMONTH ^= EJB3_EMONTH)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOP1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2103
EJB4_AWOP1 Variable
Description: Did you have any time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and whose employment duration waslonger than 1 month.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & (EJB4_BMONTH ^= EJB4_EMONTH)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOP1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2104
Variable EJB5_AWOP1
Description: Did you have any time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and whose employment duration waslonger than 1 month.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & (EJB5_BMONTH ^= EJB5_EMONTH)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOP1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2105
EJB6_AWOP1 Variable
Description: Did you have any time away from work without pay?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement during the reference period, and whose employment duration waslonger than 1 month.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,2,3) & (EJB6_BMONTH ^= EJB6_EMONTH)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOP1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2106
Variable EJB7_AWOP1
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOP1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2107
EJB1_AWOPSM1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPSM1
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Variable EJB2_AWOPSM1
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPSM1
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EJB3_AWOPSM1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPSM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2110
Variable EJB4_AWOPSM1
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPSM1
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EJB5_AWOPSM1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPSM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2112
Variable EJB6_AWOPSM1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPSM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2113
EJB7_AWOPSM1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPSM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2114
Variable EJB1_AWOPSW1
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPSW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2115
EJB2_AWOPSW1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPSW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2116
Variable EJB3_AWOPSW1
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPSW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2117
EJB4_AWOPSW1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay began.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPSW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2118
Variable EJB5_AWOPSW1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPSW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2119
EJB6_AWOPSW1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPSW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2120
Variable EJB7_AWOPSW1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPSW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2121
EJB1_AWOPEM1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPEM1
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Variable EJB2_AWOPEM1
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPEM1
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EJB3_AWOPEM1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPEM1
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Variable EJB4_AWOPEM1
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the month in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPEM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2125
EJB5_AWOPEM1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPEM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2126
Variable EJB6_AWOPEM1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPEM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2127
EJB7_AWOPEM1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPEM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2128
Variable EJB1_AWOPEW1
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPEW1
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EJB2_AWOPEW1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPEW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2130
Variable EJB3_AWOPEW1
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPEW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2131
EJB4_AWOPEW1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 52 indicating the week in which a period away without pay ended.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPEW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2132
Variable EJB5_AWOPEW1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPEW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2133
EJB6_AWOPEW1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPEW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2134
Variable EJB7_AWOPEW1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPEW1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2135
EJB1_AWOPRE1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB1_AWOPRE1
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Variable EJB2_AWOPRE1
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB2_AWOPRE1
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EJB3_AWOPRE1 Variable
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB3_AWOPRE1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2138
Variable EJB4_AWOPRE1
Description: A value from 1 to 12 indicating the reason for time away without pay.Universe Description: Respondents who had one period of two or more weeks of unpaid absence from work
during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_AWOP1 = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 On layoff (temporary or indefinite)
2 Slack work/business conditions
3 Vacation/scheduled time off/personal days
4 Teacher on an 8-, 9-, or 10-month contract
5 Own injury/own illness/medical problems
6 Taking care of children/childcare problems
7 Caring for an elderly/disabled family member
8 Pregnancy/childbirth/maternity or paternity leave
9 Labor dispute
10 Bad weather
11 Civic/Jury/Military duty
12 Other
Status Flag: AJB4_AWOPRE1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2139
EJB5_AWOPRE1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB5_AWOPRE1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2140
Variable EJB6_AWOPRE1
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_AWOPRE1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2141
EJB7_AWOPRE1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_AWOPRE1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2142
Variable EJB1_PVWKTR1
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove his own vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2143
EJB2_PVWKTR1 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove his own vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2144
Variable EJB3_PVWKTR1
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove his own vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2145
EJB4_PVWKTR1 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove his own vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2146
Variable EJB5_PVWKTR1
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove his own vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2147
EJB6_PVWKTR1 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove his own vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2148
Variable EJB7_PVWKTR1
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2149
EJB1_PVWKTR2 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent was a rider in someone else'svehicle/van pool to work
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2150
Variable EJB2_PVWKTR2
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent was a rider in someone else'svehicle/van pool to work
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2151
EJB3_PVWKTR2 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent was a rider in someone else'svehicle/van pool to work
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2152
Variable EJB4_PVWKTR2
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent was a rider in someone else'svehicle/van pool to work
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2153
EJB5_PVWKTR2 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent was a rider in someone else'svehicle/van pool to work
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2154
Variable EJB6_PVWKTR2
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent was a rider in someone else'svehicle/van pool to work
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2155
EJB7_PVWKTR2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2156
Variable EJB1_PVWKTR3
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took a bus to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2157
EJB2_PVWKTR3 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took a bus to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2158
Variable EJB3_PVWKTR3
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took a bus to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2159
EJB4_PVWKTR3 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took a bus to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2160
Variable EJB5_PVWKTR3
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took a bus to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2161
EJB6_PVWKTR3 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took a bus to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2162
Variable EJB7_PVWKTR3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2163
EJB1_PVWKTR4 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took rail to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2164
Variable EJB2_PVWKTR4
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took rail to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2165
EJB3_PVWKTR4 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took rail to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2166
Variable EJB4_PVWKTR4
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took rail to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2167
EJB5_PVWKTR4 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took rail to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2168
Variable EJB6_PVWKTR4
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took rail to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2169
EJB7_PVWKTR4 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2170
Variable EJB1_PVWKTR5
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took other public transportation towork
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
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EJB2_PVWKTR5 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took other public transportation towork
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB3_PVWKTR5
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took other public transportation towork
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
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EJB4_PVWKTR5 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took other public transportation towork
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB5_PVWKTR5
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took other public transportation towork
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
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EJB6_PVWKTR5 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent took other public transportation towork
Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another workarrangement.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB7_PVWKTR5
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
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EJB1_PVWKTR6 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent walked to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB2_PVWKTR6
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent walked to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
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EJB3_PVWKTR6 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent walked to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB4_PVWKTR6
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent walked to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
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EJB5_PVWKTR6 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent walked to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB6_PVWKTR6
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent walked to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
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EJB7_PVWKTR6 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB1_PVWKTR7
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent walked to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
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EJB2_PVWKTR7 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent bicycled to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB3_PVWKTR7
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent bicycled to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
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EJB4_PVWKTR7 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent bicycled to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB5_PVWKTR7
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent bicycled to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
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EJB6_PVWKTR7 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent bicycled to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB7_PVWKTR7
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
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EJB1_PVWKTR8 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove a company vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB2_PVWKTR8
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove a company vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
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EJB3_PVWKTR8 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove a company vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB4_PVWKTR8
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove a company vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
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EJB5_PVWKTR8 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove a company vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB6_PVWKTR8
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent drove a company vehicle to workUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
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EJB7_PVWKTR8 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB1_PVWKTR9
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent worked from homeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
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EJB2_PVWKTR9 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent worked from homeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB3_PVWKTR9
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent worked from homeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
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EJB4_PVWKTR9 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent worked from homeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB5_PVWKTR9
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent worked from homeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
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EJB6_PVWKTR9 Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent worked from homeUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB7_PVWKTR9
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
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EJB1_PVWKTRA Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent got to work another wayUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB2_PVWKTRA
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent got to work another wayUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
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EJB3_PVWKTRA Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent got to work another wayUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB4_PVWKTRA
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent got to work another wayUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
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EJB5_PVWKTRA Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent got to work another wayUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB6_PVWKTRA
Description: Edited variable indicating whether the respondent got to work another wayUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
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EJB7_PVWKTRA Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB1_PVWKTRT
Description: Total number of modes of transportation to get to workUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old, who had at least one job
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE IN (1,2,3) AND EJB1_PVWKTRT >= 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: AJB1_PVWKTRT
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EJB2_PVWKTRT Variable
Description: Total number of modes of transportation to get to workUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old, who had at least one job
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE IN (1,2,3) AND EJB2_PVWKTRT >= 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: AJB2_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB3_PVWKTRT
Description: Total number of modes of transportation to get to workUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old, who had at least one job
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE IN (1,2,3) AND EJB3_PVWKTRT >= 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: AJB3_PVWKTRT
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EJB4_PVWKTRT Variable
Description: Total number of modes of transportation to get to workUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old, who had at least one job
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE IN (1,2,3) AND EJB4_PVWKTRT >= 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: AJB4_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB5_PVWKTRT
Description: Total number of modes of transportation to get to workUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old, who had at least one job
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE IN (1,2,3) AND EJB5_PVWKTRT >= 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: AJB5_PVWKTRT
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EJB6_PVWKTRT Variable
Description: Total number of modes of transportation to get to workUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old, who had at least one job
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE IN (1,2,3) AND EJB6_PVWKTRT >= 1Length: 2
Min: 1Max: 10
Status Flag: AJB6_PVWKTRT
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Variable EJB7_PVWKTRT
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_PVWKTRT
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EJB1_PVTRPRM Variable
Description: What is ... primary commute mode?Universe Description: Respondents who identified more than one means of transportation to work.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE IN (1, 2, 3) AND EJB1_PVWKTRT GE 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Drove own vehicle
2 Rider in someone else's vehicle/van pool
3 Bus
4 Rail
5 Other public transportation
6 Walked
7 Bicycled
8 Drove company vehicle
9 Worked at home
10 Other
Status Flag: AJB1_PVTRPRM
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Variable EJB2_PVTRPRM
Description: What is ... primary commute mode?Universe Description: Respondents who identified more than one means of transportation to work.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE IN (1, 2, 3) AND EJB2_PVWKTRT GE 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Drove own vehicle
2 Rider in someone else's vehicle/van pool
3 Bus
4 Rail
5 Other public transportation
6 Walked
7 Bicycled
8 Drove company vehicle
9 Worked at home
10 Other
Status Flag: AJB2_PVTRPRM
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EJB3_PVTRPRM Variable
Description: What is ... primary commute mode?Universe Description: Respondents who identified more than one means of transportation to work.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE IN (1, 2, 3) AND EJB3_PVWKTRT GE 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Drove own vehicle
2 Rider in someone else's vehicle/van pool
3 Bus
4 Rail
5 Other public transportation
6 Walked
7 Bicycled
8 Drove company vehicle
9 Worked at home
10 Other
Status Flag: AJB3_PVTRPRM
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Variable EJB4_PVTRPRM
Description: What is ... primary commute mode?Universe Description: Respondents who identified more than one means of transportation to work.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE IN (1, 2, 3) AND EJB4_PVWKTRT GE 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Drove own vehicle
2 Rider in someone else's vehicle/van pool
3 Bus
4 Rail
5 Other public transportation
6 Walked
7 Bicycled
8 Drove company vehicle
9 Worked at home
10 Other
Status Flag: AJB4_PVTRPRM
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EJB5_PVTRPRM Variable
Description: What is ... primary commute mode?Universe Description: Respondents who identified more than one means of transportation to work.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE IN (1, 2, 3) AND EJB5_PVWKTRT GE 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Drove own vehicle
2 Rider in someone else's vehicle/van pool
3 Bus
4 Rail
5 Other public transportation
6 Walked
7 Bicycled
8 Drove company vehicle
9 Worked at home
10 Other
Status Flag: AJB5_PVTRPRM
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Variable EJB6_PVTRPRM
Description: What is ... primary commute mode?Universe Description: Respondents who identified more than one means of transportation to work.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE IN (1, 2, 3) AND EJB6_PVWKTRT GE 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Drove own vehicle
2 Rider in someone else's vehicle/van pool
3 Bus
4 Rail
5 Other public transportation
6 Walked
7 Bicycled
8 Drove company vehicle
9 Worked at home
10 Other
Status Flag: AJB6_PVTRPRM
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EJB7_PVTRPRM Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_PVTRPRM
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Variable TJB1_PVTIME
Description: What is ... one-way travel to work in minutes?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working outside the home.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB1_PVWKTR(1-8) orEJB1_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 3Min: 1Max: 200
Status Flag: AJB1_PVTIME
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TJB2_PVTIME Variable
Description: What is ... one-way travel to work in minutes?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working outside the home.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB2_PVWKTR(1-8) orEJB2_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 3Min: 1Max: 200
Status Flag: AJB2_PVTIME
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Variable TJB3_PVTIME
Description: What is ... one-way travel to work in minutes?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working outside the home.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB3_PVWKTR(1-8) orEJB3_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 3Min: 1Max: 200
Status Flag: AJB3_PVTIME
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TJB4_PVTIME Variable
Description: What is ... one-way travel to work in minutes?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working outside the home.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB4_PVWKTR(1-8) orEJB4_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 3Min: 1Max: 200
Status Flag: AJB4_PVTIME
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Variable TJB5_PVTIME
Description: What is ... one-way travel to work in minutes?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working outside the home.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB5_PVWKTR(1-8) orEJB5_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 3Min: 1Max: 200
Status Flag: AJB5_PVTIME
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TJB6_PVTIME Variable
Description: What is ... one-way travel to work in minutes?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working outside the home.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB6_PVWKTR(1-8) orEJB6_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 3Min: 1Max: 200
Status Flag: AJB6_PVTIME
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Variable TJB7_PVTIME
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB7_PVTIME
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TJB1_PVMILE Variable
Description: How many miles did ... drive each way as part of his/her commute?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB1_PVWKTR1 or EJB1_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 4
Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB1_PVMILE
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Variable TJB2_PVMILE
Description: How many miles did ... drive each way as part of his/her commute?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB2_PVWKTR1 or EJB2_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 4
Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB2_PVMILE
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TJB3_PVMILE Variable
Description: How many miles did ... drive each way as part of his/her commute?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB3_PVWKTR1 or EJB3_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 4
Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB3_PVMILE
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Variable TJB4_PVMILE
Description: How many miles did ... drive each way as part of his/her commute?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB4_PVWKTR1 or EJB4_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 4
Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB4_PVMILE
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TJB5_PVMILE Variable
Description: How many miles did ... drive each way as part of his/her commute?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB5_PVWKTR1 or EJB5_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 4
Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB5_PVMILE
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Variable TJB6_PVMILE
Description: How many miles did ... drive each way as part of his/her commute?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB6_PVWKTR1 or EJB6_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 4
Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB6_PVMILE
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TJB7_PVMILE Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB7_PVMILE
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Variable EJB1_REIMBMI
Description: Was ... reimbursed for miles he/she drove to work?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB1_PVWKTR1 or EJB1_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_REIMBMI
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EJB2_REIMBMI Variable
Description: Was ... reimbursed for miles he/she drove to work?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB2_PVWKTR1 or EJB2_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_REIMBMI
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Variable EJB3_REIMBMI
Description: Was ... reimbursed for miles he/she drove to work?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB3_PVWKTR1 or EJB3_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_REIMBMI
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EJB4_REIMBMI Variable
Description: Was ... reimbursed for miles he/she drove to work?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB4_PVWKTR1 or EJB4_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_REIMBMI
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Variable EJB5_REIMBMI
Description: Was ... reimbursed for miles he/she drove to work?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB5_PVWKTR1 or EJB5_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_REIMBMI
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2245
EJB6_REIMBMI Variable
Description: Was ... reimbursed for miles he/she drove to work?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB6_PVWKTR1 or EJB6_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_REIMBMI
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Variable EJB7_REIMBMI
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_REIMBMI
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2247
TJB1_IMBMIC Variable
Description: How many miles were reimbursed?Universe Description: Respondents who reported being reimbursed by their employer for miles driven to
work.Universe: EJB1_REIMBMI = 1
Length: 4Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB1_IMBMIC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2248
Variable TJB2_IMBMIC
Description: How many miles were reimbursed?Universe Description: Respondents who reported being reimbursed by their employer for miles driven to
work.Universe: EJB2_REIMBMI = 1
Length: 4Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB2_IMBMIC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2249
TJB3_IMBMIC Variable
Description: How many miles were reimbursed?Universe Description: Respondents who reported being reimbursed by their employer for miles driven to
work.Universe: EJB3_REIMBMI = 1
Length: 4Min: 1Max: 9,999
Status Flag: AJB3_IMBMIC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2250
Variable TJB4_IMBMIC
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB4_IMBMIC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2251
TJB5_IMBMIC Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB5_IMBMIC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2252
Variable TJB6_IMBMIC
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB6_IMBMIC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2253
TJB7_IMBMIC Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB7_IMBMIC
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Variable EJB1_PVPARK
Description: Did ... pay any parking or tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB1_PVWKTR1 or EJB1_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVPARK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2255
EJB2_PVPARK Variable
Description: Did ... pay any parking or tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB2_PVWKTR1 or EJB2_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVPARK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2256
Variable EJB3_PVPARK
Description: Did ... pay any parking or tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB3_PVWKTR1 or EJB3_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVPARK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2257
EJB4_PVPARK Variable
Description: Did ... pay any parking or tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB4_PVWKTR1 or EJB4_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVPARK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2258
Variable EJB5_PVPARK
Description: Did ... pay any parking or tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB5_PVWKTR1 or EJB5_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVPARK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2259
EJB6_PVPARK Variable
Description: Did ... pay any parking or tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who drove to work using their own or a company vehicle.
Universe: EJB6_PVWKTR1 or EJB6_PVWKTR8 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVPARK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2260
Variable EJB7_PVPARK
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVPARK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2261
TJB1_PVPARKC Variable
Description: How much did ... spend on parking and tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who paid parking or tolls as part of their work-commuting expenses.
Universe: EJB1_PVPARK = 1Length: 5
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB1_PVPARKC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2262
Variable TJB2_PVPARKC
Description: How much did ... spend on parking and tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who paid parking or tolls as part of their work-commuting expenses.
Universe: EJB2_PVPARK = 1Length: 5
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB2_PVPARKC
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TJB3_PVPARKC Variable
Description: How much did ... spend on parking and tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who paid parking or tolls as part of their work-commuting expenses.
Universe: EJB3_PVPARK = 1Length: 5
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB3_PVPARKC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2264
Variable TJB4_PVPARKC
Description: How much did ... spend on parking and tolls?Universe Description: Respondents who paid parking or tolls as part of their work-commuting expenses.
Universe: EJB4_PVPARK = 1Length: 5
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB4_PVPARKC
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TJB5_PVPARKC Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_PVPARKC
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Variable TJB6_PVPARKC
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_PVPARKC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2267
TJB7_PVPARKC Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_PVPARKC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2268
Variable TJB1_PVOTHRC
Description: How much are ... work commuting expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who reported riding in a car/van pool, bus, rail, other public
transportation, walked or biked to work, reported some other form of transportation towork.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB1_PVWKTR(2-7) orEJB1_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 5Min: $0Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB1_PVOTHRC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2269
TJB2_PVOTHRC Variable
Description: How much are ... work commuting expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who reported riding in a car/van pool, bus, rail, other public
transportation, walked or biked to work, reported some other form of transportation towork.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB2_PVWKTR(2-7) orEJB2_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 5Min: $0Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB2_PVOTHRC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2270
Variable TJB3_PVOTHRC
Description: How much are ... work commuting expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who reported riding in a car/van pool, bus, rail, other public
transportation, walked or biked to work, reported some other form of transportation towork.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB3_PVWKTR(2-7) orEJB3_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 5Min: $0Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB3_PVOTHRC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2271
TJB4_PVOTHRC Variable
Description: How much are ... work commuting expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who reported riding in a car/van pool, bus, rail, other public
transportation, walked or biked to work, reported some other form of transportation towork.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE IN (1:3) AND at least one of EJB4_PVWKTR(2-7) orEJB4_PVWKTRA = 1
Length: 5Min: $0Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB4_PVOTHRC
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Variable TJB5_PVOTHRC
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB5_PVOTHRC
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TJB6_PVOTHRC Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB6_PVOTHRC
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Variable TJB7_PVOTHRC
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_PVOTHRC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2275
EJB1_PVOEXP Variable
Description: Did ... have any other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had some other work arrangement.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_PVOEXP
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Variable EJB2_PVOEXP
Description: Did ... have any other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had some other work arrangement.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_PVOEXP
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EJB3_PVOEXP Variable
Description: Did ... have any other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had some other work arrangement.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_PVOEXP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2278
Variable EJB4_PVOEXP
Description: Did ... have any other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had some other work arrangement.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_PVOEXP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2279
EJB5_PVOEXP Variable
Description: Did ... have any other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had some other work arrangement.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_PVOEXP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2280
Variable EJB6_PVOEXP
Description: Did ... have any other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer or had some other work arrangement.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_PVOEXP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2281
EJB7_PVOEXP Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_PVOEXP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2282
Variable TJB1_PVOEXPC
Description: What is the annual amount of ... other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who had other job related expenses.
Universe: EJB1_PVOEXP = 1Length: 4
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB1_PVOEXPC
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TJB2_PVOEXPC Variable
Description: What is the annual amount of ... other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who had other job related expenses.
Universe: EJB2_PVOEXP = 1Length: 4
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB2_PVOEXPC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2284
Variable TJB3_PVOEXPC
Description: What is the annual amount of ... other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who had other job related expenses.
Universe: EJB3_PVOEXP = 1Length: 4
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB3_PVOEXPC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2285
TJB4_PVOEXPC Variable
Description: What is the annual amount of ... other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who had other job related expenses.
Universe: EJB4_PVOEXP = 1Length: 4
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB4_PVOEXPC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2286
Variable TJB5_PVOEXPC
Description: What is the annual amount of ... other job-related expenses?Universe Description: Respondents who had other job related expenses.
Universe: EJB5_PVOEXP = 1Length: 4
Min: $0.05Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AJB5_PVOEXPC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2287
TJB6_PVOEXPC Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB6_PVOEXPC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2288
Variable TJB7_PVOEXPC
Description: SuppressedLength: 4
Status Flag: AJB7_PVOEXPC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2289
EJB1_WSWHSUN Variable
Description: Worked on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2290
Variable EJB2_WSWHSUN
Description: Worked on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2291
EJB3_WSWHSUN Variable
Description: Worked on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2292
Variable EJB4_WSWHSUN
Description: Worked on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2293
EJB5_WSWHSUN Variable
Description: Worked on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2294
Variable EJB6_WSWHSUN
Description: Worked on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2295
EJB7_WSWHSUN Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2296
Variable EJB1_WSWHMON
Description: Worked on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2297
EJB2_WSWHMON Variable
Description: Worked on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2298
Variable EJB3_WSWHMON
Description: Worked on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2299
EJB4_WSWHMON Variable
Description: Worked on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2300
Variable EJB5_WSWHMON
Description: Worked on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2301
EJB6_WSWHMON Variable
Description: Worked on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2302
Variable EJB7_WSWHMON
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2303
EJB1_WSWHTUE Variable
Description: Worked on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2304
Variable EJB2_WSWHTUE
Description: Worked on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2305
EJB3_WSWHTUE Variable
Description: Worked on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2306
Variable EJB4_WSWHTUE
Description: Worked on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2307
EJB5_WSWHTUE Variable
Description: Worked on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2308
Variable EJB6_WSWHTUE
Description: Worked on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2309
EJB7_WSWHTUE Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2310
Variable EJB1_WSWHWED
Description: Worked on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2311
EJB2_WSWHWED Variable
Description: Worked on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2312
Variable EJB3_WSWHWED
Description: Worked on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2313
EJB4_WSWHWED Variable
Description: Worked on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2314
Variable EJB5_WSWHWED
Description: Worked on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2315
EJB6_WSWHWED Variable
Description: Worked on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2316
Variable EJB7_WSWHWED
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2317
EJB1_WSWHTHU Variable
Description: Worked on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2318
Variable EJB2_WSWHTHU
Description: Worked on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2319
EJB3_WSWHTHU Variable
Description: Worked on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2320
Variable EJB4_WSWHTHU
Description: Worked on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2321
EJB5_WSWHTHU Variable
Description: Worked on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2322
Variable EJB6_WSWHTHU
Description: Worked on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2323
EJB7_WSWHTHU Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2324
Variable EJB1_WSWHFRI
Description: Worked on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2325
EJB2_WSWHFRI Variable
Description: Worked on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2326
Variable EJB3_WSWHFRI
Description: Worked on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2327
EJB4_WSWHFRI Variable
Description: Worked on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2328
Variable EJB5_WSWHFRI
Description: Worked on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2329
EJB6_WSWHFRI Variable
Description: Worked on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2330
Variable EJB7_WSWHFRI
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2331
EJB1_WSWHSAT Variable
Description: Worked on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2332
Variable EJB2_WSWHSAT
Description: Worked on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2333
EJB3_WSWHSAT Variable
Description: Worked on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSWHDY
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Variable EJB4_WSWHSAT
Description: Worked on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2335
EJB5_WSWHSAT Variable
Description: Worked on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2336
Variable EJB6_WSWHSAT
Description: Worked on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2337
EJB7_WSWHSAT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2338
Variable TJB1_WSBEG
Description: What time of the day did ... begin work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:30
2 00:31 to 1:00
3 1:01 to 1:45
4 1:46 to 2:00
5 2:01 to 2:30
6 2:31 to 3:00
7 3:01 to 3:30
8 3:31 to 3:45
9 3:46 to 4:00
10 4:01 to 4:15
11 4:16 to 4:30
12 4:31 to 4:45
13 4:46 to 5:00
14 5:01 to 5:15
15 5:16 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 5:45
17 5:46 to 6:00
18 6:01 to 6:15
19 6:16 to 6:30
20 6:31 to 6:45
21 6:46 to 7:00
22 7:01 to 7:15
23 7:16 to 7:30
24 7:31 to 7:45
25 7:46 to 8:00
26 8:01 to 8:15
27 8:16 to 8:30
28 8:31 to 8:45
29 8:46 to 9:00
30 9:01 to 9:15
31 9:16 to 9:30
32 9:31 to 9:45
33 9:46 to 10:00
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2339
34 10:01 to 10:15
35 10:16 to 10:30
36 10:31 to 10:45
37 10:46 to 11:00
38 11:01 to 11:15
39 11:16 to 11:45
40 11:46 to 12:00
41 12:01 to 12:15
42 12:16 to 12:30
43 12:31 to 12:45
44 12:46 to 13:00
45 13:01 to 13:30
46 13:31 to 13:45
47 13:46 to 14:00
48 14:01 to 14:15
49 14:16 to 14:30
50 14:31 to 14:45
51 14:46 to 15:00
52 15:01 to 15:15
53 15:16 to 15:30
54 15:31 to 15:45
55 15:46 to 16:00
56 16:01 to 16:15
57 16:16 to 16:30
58 16:31 to 16:45
59 16:46 to 17:00
60 17:01 to 17:15
61 17:16 to 17:30
62 17:31 to 17:45
63 17:46 to 18:00
64 18:01 to 18:30
65 18:31 to 18:45
66 18:46 to19:00
67 19:01 to 19:30
68 19:31 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:30
70 20:31 to 21:00
71 21:01 to 21:45
72 21:46 to 22:00
73 22:01 to 22:15
74 22:16 to 22:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2340
75 22:31 to 22:45
76 22:46 to 23:00
77 23:01 to 23:30
78 23:31 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB1_WSBEG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2341
TJB2_WSBEG Variable
Description: What time of the day did ... begin work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:30
2 00:31 to 1:00
3 1:01 to 1:45
4 1:46 to 2:00
5 2:01 to 2:30
6 2:31 to 3:00
7 3:01 to 3:30
8 3:31 to 3:45
9 3:46 to 4:00
10 4:01 to 4:15
11 4:16 to 4:30
12 4:31 to 4:45
13 4:46 to 5:00
14 5:01 to 5:15
15 5:16 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 5:45
17 5:46 to 6:00
18 6:01 to 6:15
19 6:16 to 6:30
20 6:31 to 6:45
21 6:46 to 7:00
22 7:01 to 7:15
23 7:16 to 7:30
24 7:31 to 7:45
25 7:46 to 8:00
26 8:01 to 8:15
27 8:16 to 8:30
28 8:31 to 8:45
29 8:46 to 9:00
30 9:01 to 9:15
31 9:16 to 9:30
32 9:31 to 9:45
33 9:46 to 10:00
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34 10:01 to 10:15
35 10:16 to 10:30
36 10:31 to 10:45
37 10:46 to 11:00
38 11:01 to 11:15
39 11:16 to 11:45
40 11:46 to 12:00
41 12:01 to 12:15
42 12:16 to 12:30
43 12:31 to 12:45
44 12:46 to 13:00
45 13:01 to 13:30
46 13:31 to 13:45
47 13:46 to 14:00
48 14:01 to 14:15
49 14:16 to 14:30
50 14:31 to 14:45
51 14:46 to 15:00
52 15:01 to 15:15
53 15:16 to 15:30
54 15:31 to 15:45
55 15:46 to 16:00
56 16:01 to 16:15
57 16:16 to 16:30
58 16:31 to 16:45
59 16:46 to 17:00
60 17:01 to 17:15
61 17:16 to 17:30
62 17:31 to 17:45
63 17:46 to 18:00
64 18:01 to 18:30
65 18:31 to 18:45
66 18:46 to19:00
67 19:01 to 19:30
68 19:31 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:30
70 20:31 to 21:00
71 21:01 to 21:45
72 21:46 to 22:00
73 22:01 to 22:15
74 22:16 to 22:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2343
75 22:31 to 22:45
76 22:46 to 23:00
77 23:01 to 23:30
78 23:31 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB2_WSBEG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2344
Variable TJB3_WSBEG
Description: What time of the day did ... begin work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:30
2 00:31 to 1:00
3 1:01 to 1:45
4 1:46 to 2:00
5 2:01 to 2:30
6 2:31 to 3:00
7 3:01 to 3:30
8 3:31 to 3:45
9 3:46 to 4:00
10 4:01 to 4:15
11 4:16 to 4:30
12 4:31 to 4:45
13 4:46 to 5:00
14 5:01 to 5:15
15 5:16 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 5:45
17 5:46 to 6:00
18 6:01 to 6:15
19 6:16 to 6:30
20 6:31 to 6:45
21 6:46 to 7:00
22 7:01 to 7:15
23 7:16 to 7:30
24 7:31 to 7:45
25 7:46 to 8:00
26 8:01 to 8:15
27 8:16 to 8:30
28 8:31 to 8:45
29 8:46 to 9:00
30 9:01 to 9:15
31 9:16 to 9:30
32 9:31 to 9:45
33 9:46 to 10:00
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34 10:01 to 10:15
35 10:16 to 10:30
36 10:31 to 10:45
37 10:46 to 11:00
38 11:01 to 11:15
39 11:16 to 11:45
40 11:46 to 12:00
41 12:01 to 12:15
42 12:16 to 12:30
43 12:31 to 12:45
44 12:46 to 13:00
45 13:01 to 13:30
46 13:31 to 13:45
47 13:46 to 14:00
48 14:01 to 14:15
49 14:16 to 14:30
50 14:31 to 14:45
51 14:46 to 15:00
52 15:01 to 15:15
53 15:16 to 15:30
54 15:31 to 15:45
55 15:46 to 16:00
56 16:01 to 16:15
57 16:16 to 16:30
58 16:31 to 16:45
59 16:46 to 17:00
60 17:01 to 17:15
61 17:16 to 17:30
62 17:31 to 17:45
63 17:46 to 18:00
64 18:01 to 18:30
65 18:31 to 18:45
66 18:46 to19:00
67 19:01 to 19:30
68 19:31 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:30
70 20:31 to 21:00
71 21:01 to 21:45
72 21:46 to 22:00
73 22:01 to 22:15
74 22:16 to 22:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2346
75 22:31 to 22:45
76 22:46 to 23:00
77 23:01 to 23:30
78 23:31 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB3_WSBEG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2347
TJB4_WSBEG Variable
Description: What time of the day did ... begin work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:30
2 00:31 to 1:00
3 1:01 to 1:45
4 1:46 to 2:00
5 2:01 to 2:30
6 2:31 to 3:00
7 3:01 to 3:30
8 3:31 to 3:45
9 3:46 to 4:00
10 4:01 to 4:15
11 4:16 to 4:30
12 4:31 to 4:45
13 4:46 to 5:00
14 5:01 to 5:15
15 5:16 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 5:45
17 5:46 to 6:00
18 6:01 to 6:15
19 6:16 to 6:30
20 6:31 to 6:45
21 6:46 to 7:00
22 7:01 to 7:15
23 7:16 to 7:30
24 7:31 to 7:45
25 7:46 to 8:00
26 8:01 to 8:15
27 8:16 to 8:30
28 8:31 to 8:45
29 8:46 to 9:00
30 9:01 to 9:15
31 9:16 to 9:30
32 9:31 to 9:45
33 9:46 to 10:00
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2348
34 10:01 to 10:15
35 10:16 to 10:30
36 10:31 to 10:45
37 10:46 to 11:00
38 11:01 to 11:15
39 11:16 to 11:45
40 11:46 to 12:00
41 12:01 to 12:15
42 12:16 to 12:30
43 12:31 to 12:45
44 12:46 to 13:00
45 13:01 to 13:30
46 13:31 to 13:45
47 13:46 to 14:00
48 14:01 to 14:15
49 14:16 to 14:30
50 14:31 to 14:45
51 14:46 to 15:00
52 15:01 to 15:15
53 15:16 to 15:30
54 15:31 to 15:45
55 15:46 to 16:00
56 16:01 to 16:15
57 16:16 to 16:30
58 16:31 to 16:45
59 16:46 to 17:00
60 17:01 to 17:15
61 17:16 to 17:30
62 17:31 to 17:45
63 17:46 to 18:00
64 18:01 to 18:30
65 18:31 to 18:45
66 18:46 to19:00
67 19:01 to 19:30
68 19:31 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:30
70 20:31 to 21:00
71 21:01 to 21:45
72 21:46 to 22:00
73 22:01 to 22:15
74 22:16 to 22:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2349
75 22:31 to 22:45
76 22:46 to 23:00
77 23:01 to 23:30
78 23:31 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB4_WSBEG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2350
Variable TJB5_WSBEG
Description: What time of the day did ... begin work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:30
2 00:31 to 1:00
3 1:01 to 1:45
4 1:46 to 2:00
5 2:01 to 2:30
6 2:31 to 3:00
7 3:01 to 3:30
8 3:31 to 3:45
9 3:46 to 4:00
10 4:01 to 4:15
11 4:16 to 4:30
12 4:31 to 4:45
13 4:46 to 5:00
14 5:01 to 5:15
15 5:16 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 5:45
17 5:46 to 6:00
18 6:01 to 6:15
19 6:16 to 6:30
20 6:31 to 6:45
21 6:46 to 7:00
22 7:01 to 7:15
23 7:16 to 7:30
24 7:31 to 7:45
25 7:46 to 8:00
26 8:01 to 8:15
27 8:16 to 8:30
28 8:31 to 8:45
29 8:46 to 9:00
30 9:01 to 9:15
31 9:16 to 9:30
32 9:31 to 9:45
33 9:46 to 10:00
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2351
34 10:01 to 10:15
35 10:16 to 10:30
36 10:31 to 10:45
37 10:46 to 11:00
38 11:01 to 11:15
39 11:16 to 11:45
40 11:46 to 12:00
41 12:01 to 12:15
42 12:16 to 12:30
43 12:31 to 12:45
44 12:46 to 13:00
45 13:01 to 13:30
46 13:31 to 13:45
47 13:46 to 14:00
48 14:01 to 14:15
49 14:16 to 14:30
50 14:31 to 14:45
51 14:46 to 15:00
52 15:01 to 15:15
53 15:16 to 15:30
54 15:31 to 15:45
55 15:46 to 16:00
56 16:01 to 16:15
57 16:16 to 16:30
58 16:31 to 16:45
59 16:46 to 17:00
60 17:01 to 17:15
61 17:16 to 17:30
62 17:31 to 17:45
63 17:46 to 18:00
64 18:01 to 18:30
65 18:31 to 18:45
66 18:46 to19:00
67 19:01 to 19:30
68 19:31 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:30
70 20:31 to 21:00
71 21:01 to 21:45
72 21:46 to 22:00
73 22:01 to 22:15
74 22:16 to 22:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2352
75 22:31 to 22:45
76 22:46 to 23:00
77 23:01 to 23:30
78 23:31 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB5_WSBEG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2353
TJB6_WSBEG Variable
Description: What time of the day did ... begin work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:30
2 00:31 to 1:00
3 1:01 to 1:45
4 1:46 to 2:00
5 2:01 to 2:30
6 2:31 to 3:00
7 3:01 to 3:30
8 3:31 to 3:45
9 3:46 to 4:00
10 4:01 to 4:15
11 4:16 to 4:30
12 4:31 to 4:45
13 4:46 to 5:00
14 5:01 to 5:15
15 5:16 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 5:45
17 5:46 to 6:00
18 6:01 to 6:15
19 6:16 to 6:30
20 6:31 to 6:45
21 6:46 to 7:00
22 7:01 to 7:15
23 7:16 to 7:30
24 7:31 to 7:45
25 7:46 to 8:00
26 8:01 to 8:15
27 8:16 to 8:30
28 8:31 to 8:45
29 8:46 to 9:00
30 9:01 to 9:15
31 9:16 to 9:30
32 9:31 to 9:45
33 9:46 to 10:00
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2354
34 10:01 to 10:15
35 10:16 to 10:30
36 10:31 to 10:45
37 10:46 to 11:00
38 11:01 to 11:15
39 11:16 to 11:45
40 11:46 to 12:00
41 12:01 to 12:15
42 12:16 to 12:30
43 12:31 to 12:45
44 12:46 to 13:00
45 13:01 to 13:30
46 13:31 to 13:45
47 13:46 to 14:00
48 14:01 to 14:15
49 14:16 to 14:30
50 14:31 to 14:45
51 14:46 to 15:00
52 15:01 to 15:15
53 15:16 to 15:30
54 15:31 to 15:45
55 15:46 to 16:00
56 16:01 to 16:15
57 16:16 to 16:30
58 16:31 to 16:45
59 16:46 to 17:00
60 17:01 to 17:15
61 17:16 to 17:30
62 17:31 to 17:45
63 17:46 to 18:00
64 18:01 to 18:30
65 18:31 to 18:45
66 18:46 to19:00
67 19:01 to 19:30
68 19:31 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:30
70 20:31 to 21:00
71 21:01 to 21:45
72 21:46 to 22:00
73 22:01 to 22:15
74 22:16 to 22:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2355
75 22:31 to 22:45
76 22:46 to 23:00
77 23:01 to 23:30
78 23:31 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB6_WSBEG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2356
Variable TJB7_WSBEG
Description: SuppressedLength: 8
Status Flag: AJB7_WSBEG
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2357
TJB1_WSEND Variable
Description: What time of the day did ... end work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:15
2 00:16 to 00:45
3 00:46 to 1:00
4 1:01 to 1:15
5 1:16 to 1:30
6 1:31 to 1:45
7 1:46 to 2:00
8 2:01 to 2:30
9 2:31 to 3:00
10 3:01 to 3:30
11 3:31 to 3:45
12 3:46 to 4:00
13 4:01 to 4:30
14 4:31 to 5:00
15 5:01 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 6:00
17 6:01 to 6:30
18 6:31 to 7:00
19 7:01 to 7:15
20 7:16 to 7:30
21 7:31 to 7:45
22 7:46 to 8:00
23 8:01 to 8:30
24 8:31 to 9:00
25 9:01 to 9:15
26 9:16 to 9:30
27 9:31 to 9:45
28 9:46 to 10:00
29 10:01 to 10:15
30 10:16 to 10:30
31 10:31 to 10:45
32 10:46 to 11:00
33 11:01 to 11:15
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34 11:16 to 11:30
35 11:31 to 11:45
36 11:46 to 12:00
37 12:01 to 12:15
38 12:16 to 12:30
39 12:31 to 12:45
40 12:46 to 13:00
41 13:01 to 13:15
42 13:16 to 13:30
43 13:31 to 13:45
44 13:46 to 14:00
45 14:01 to 14:15
46 14:16 to 14:30
47 14:31 to 14:45
48 14:46 to 15:00
49 15:01 to 15:15
50 15:16 to 15:30
51 15:31 to 15:45
52 15:46 to 16:00
53 16:01 to 16:15
54 16:16 to 16:30
55 16:31 to 16:45
56 16:46 to 17:00
57 17:01 to 17:15
58 17:16 to 17:30
59 17:31 to 17:45
60 17:46 to18:00
61 18:01 to 18:15
62 18:16 to 18:30
63 18:31 to 18:45
64 18:46 to 19:00
65 19:01 to 19:15
66 19:16 to 19:30
67 19:31 to 19:45
68 19:46 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:15
70 20:16 to 20:30
71 20:31 to 20:45
72 20:46 to 21:00
73 21:01 to 21:15
74 21:16 to 21:30
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75 21:31 to 21:45
76 21:46 to 22:00
77 22:01 to 22:15
78 22:16 to 22:30
79 22:31 to 22:45
80 22:46 to 23:00
81 23:01 to 23:15
82 23:16 to 23:30
83 23:31 to 23:45
84 23:46 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB1_WSEND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2360
Variable TJB2_WSEND
Description: What time of the day did ... end work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:15
2 00:16 to 00:45
3 00:46 to 1:00
4 1:01 to 1:15
5 1:16 to 1:30
6 1:31 to 1:45
7 1:46 to 2:00
8 2:01 to 2:30
9 2:31 to 3:00
10 3:01 to 3:30
11 3:31 to 3:45
12 3:46 to 4:00
13 4:01 to 4:30
14 4:31 to 5:00
15 5:01 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 6:00
17 6:01 to 6:30
18 6:31 to 7:00
19 7:01 to 7:15
20 7:16 to 7:30
21 7:31 to 7:45
22 7:46 to 8:00
23 8:01 to 8:30
24 8:31 to 9:00
25 9:01 to 9:15
26 9:16 to 9:30
27 9:31 to 9:45
28 9:46 to 10:00
29 10:01 to 10:15
30 10:16 to 10:30
31 10:31 to 10:45
32 10:46 to 11:00
33 11:01 to 11:15
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2361
34 11:16 to 11:30
35 11:31 to 11:45
36 11:46 to 12:00
37 12:01 to 12:15
38 12:16 to 12:30
39 12:31 to 12:45
40 12:46 to 13:00
41 13:01 to 13:15
42 13:16 to 13:30
43 13:31 to 13:45
44 13:46 to 14:00
45 14:01 to 14:15
46 14:16 to 14:30
47 14:31 to 14:45
48 14:46 to 15:00
49 15:01 to 15:15
50 15:16 to 15:30
51 15:31 to 15:45
52 15:46 to 16:00
53 16:01 to 16:15
54 16:16 to 16:30
55 16:31 to 16:45
56 16:46 to 17:00
57 17:01 to 17:15
58 17:16 to 17:30
59 17:31 to 17:45
60 17:46 to18:00
61 18:01 to 18:15
62 18:16 to 18:30
63 18:31 to 18:45
64 18:46 to 19:00
65 19:01 to 19:15
66 19:16 to 19:30
67 19:31 to 19:45
68 19:46 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:15
70 20:16 to 20:30
71 20:31 to 20:45
72 20:46 to 21:00
73 21:01 to 21:15
74 21:16 to 21:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2362
75 21:31 to 21:45
76 21:46 to 22:00
77 22:01 to 22:15
78 22:16 to 22:30
79 22:31 to 22:45
80 22:46 to 23:00
81 23:01 to 23:15
82 23:16 to 23:30
83 23:31 to 23:45
84 23:46 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB2_WSEND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2363
TJB3_WSEND Variable
Description: What time of the day did ... end work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:15
2 00:16 to 00:45
3 00:46 to 1:00
4 1:01 to 1:15
5 1:16 to 1:30
6 1:31 to 1:45
7 1:46 to 2:00
8 2:01 to 2:30
9 2:31 to 3:00
10 3:01 to 3:30
11 3:31 to 3:45
12 3:46 to 4:00
13 4:01 to 4:30
14 4:31 to 5:00
15 5:01 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 6:00
17 6:01 to 6:30
18 6:31 to 7:00
19 7:01 to 7:15
20 7:16 to 7:30
21 7:31 to 7:45
22 7:46 to 8:00
23 8:01 to 8:30
24 8:31 to 9:00
25 9:01 to 9:15
26 9:16 to 9:30
27 9:31 to 9:45
28 9:46 to 10:00
29 10:01 to 10:15
30 10:16 to 10:30
31 10:31 to 10:45
32 10:46 to 11:00
33 11:01 to 11:15
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2364
34 11:16 to 11:30
35 11:31 to 11:45
36 11:46 to 12:00
37 12:01 to 12:15
38 12:16 to 12:30
39 12:31 to 12:45
40 12:46 to 13:00
41 13:01 to 13:15
42 13:16 to 13:30
43 13:31 to 13:45
44 13:46 to 14:00
45 14:01 to 14:15
46 14:16 to 14:30
47 14:31 to 14:45
48 14:46 to 15:00
49 15:01 to 15:15
50 15:16 to 15:30
51 15:31 to 15:45
52 15:46 to 16:00
53 16:01 to 16:15
54 16:16 to 16:30
55 16:31 to 16:45
56 16:46 to 17:00
57 17:01 to 17:15
58 17:16 to 17:30
59 17:31 to 17:45
60 17:46 to18:00
61 18:01 to 18:15
62 18:16 to 18:30
63 18:31 to 18:45
64 18:46 to 19:00
65 19:01 to 19:15
66 19:16 to 19:30
67 19:31 to 19:45
68 19:46 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:15
70 20:16 to 20:30
71 20:31 to 20:45
72 20:46 to 21:00
73 21:01 to 21:15
74 21:16 to 21:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2365
75 21:31 to 21:45
76 21:46 to 22:00
77 22:01 to 22:15
78 22:16 to 22:30
79 22:31 to 22:45
80 22:46 to 23:00
81 23:01 to 23:15
82 23:16 to 23:30
83 23:31 to 23:45
84 23:46 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB3_WSEND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2366
Variable TJB4_WSEND
Description: What time of the day did ... end work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:15
2 00:16 to 00:45
3 00:46 to 1:00
4 1:01 to 1:15
5 1:16 to 1:30
6 1:31 to 1:45
7 1:46 to 2:00
8 2:01 to 2:30
9 2:31 to 3:00
10 3:01 to 3:30
11 3:31 to 3:45
12 3:46 to 4:00
13 4:01 to 4:30
14 4:31 to 5:00
15 5:01 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 6:00
17 6:01 to 6:30
18 6:31 to 7:00
19 7:01 to 7:15
20 7:16 to 7:30
21 7:31 to 7:45
22 7:46 to 8:00
23 8:01 to 8:30
24 8:31 to 9:00
25 9:01 to 9:15
26 9:16 to 9:30
27 9:31 to 9:45
28 9:46 to 10:00
29 10:01 to 10:15
30 10:16 to 10:30
31 10:31 to 10:45
32 10:46 to 11:00
33 11:01 to 11:15
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2367
34 11:16 to 11:30
35 11:31 to 11:45
36 11:46 to 12:00
37 12:01 to 12:15
38 12:16 to 12:30
39 12:31 to 12:45
40 12:46 to 13:00
41 13:01 to 13:15
42 13:16 to 13:30
43 13:31 to 13:45
44 13:46 to 14:00
45 14:01 to 14:15
46 14:16 to 14:30
47 14:31 to 14:45
48 14:46 to 15:00
49 15:01 to 15:15
50 15:16 to 15:30
51 15:31 to 15:45
52 15:46 to 16:00
53 16:01 to 16:15
54 16:16 to 16:30
55 16:31 to 16:45
56 16:46 to 17:00
57 17:01 to 17:15
58 17:16 to 17:30
59 17:31 to 17:45
60 17:46 to18:00
61 18:01 to 18:15
62 18:16 to 18:30
63 18:31 to 18:45
64 18:46 to 19:00
65 19:01 to 19:15
66 19:16 to 19:30
67 19:31 to 19:45
68 19:46 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:15
70 20:16 to 20:30
71 20:31 to 20:45
72 20:46 to 21:00
73 21:01 to 21:15
74 21:16 to 21:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2368
75 21:31 to 21:45
76 21:46 to 22:00
77 22:01 to 22:15
78 22:16 to 22:30
79 22:31 to 22:45
80 22:46 to 23:00
81 23:01 to 23:15
82 23:16 to 23:30
83 23:31 to 23:45
84 23:46 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB4_WSEND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2369
TJB5_WSEND Variable
Description: What time of the day did ... end work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:15
2 00:16 to 00:45
3 00:46 to 1:00
4 1:01 to 1:15
5 1:16 to 1:30
6 1:31 to 1:45
7 1:46 to 2:00
8 2:01 to 2:30
9 2:31 to 3:00
10 3:01 to 3:30
11 3:31 to 3:45
12 3:46 to 4:00
13 4:01 to 4:30
14 4:31 to 5:00
15 5:01 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 6:00
17 6:01 to 6:30
18 6:31 to 7:00
19 7:01 to 7:15
20 7:16 to 7:30
21 7:31 to 7:45
22 7:46 to 8:00
23 8:01 to 8:30
24 8:31 to 9:00
25 9:01 to 9:15
26 9:16 to 9:30
27 9:31 to 9:45
28 9:46 to 10:00
29 10:01 to 10:15
30 10:16 to 10:30
31 10:31 to 10:45
32 10:46 to 11:00
33 11:01 to 11:15
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2370
34 11:16 to 11:30
35 11:31 to 11:45
36 11:46 to 12:00
37 12:01 to 12:15
38 12:16 to 12:30
39 12:31 to 12:45
40 12:46 to 13:00
41 13:01 to 13:15
42 13:16 to 13:30
43 13:31 to 13:45
44 13:46 to 14:00
45 14:01 to 14:15
46 14:16 to 14:30
47 14:31 to 14:45
48 14:46 to 15:00
49 15:01 to 15:15
50 15:16 to 15:30
51 15:31 to 15:45
52 15:46 to 16:00
53 16:01 to 16:15
54 16:16 to 16:30
55 16:31 to 16:45
56 16:46 to 17:00
57 17:01 to 17:15
58 17:16 to 17:30
59 17:31 to 17:45
60 17:46 to18:00
61 18:01 to 18:15
62 18:16 to 18:30
63 18:31 to 18:45
64 18:46 to 19:00
65 19:01 to 19:15
66 19:16 to 19:30
67 19:31 to 19:45
68 19:46 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:15
70 20:16 to 20:30
71 20:31 to 20:45
72 20:46 to 21:00
73 21:01 to 21:15
74 21:16 to 21:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2371
75 21:31 to 21:45
76 21:46 to 22:00
77 22:01 to 22:15
78 22:16 to 22:30
79 22:31 to 22:45
80 22:46 to 23:00
81 23:01 to 23:15
82 23:16 to 23:30
83 23:31 to 23:45
84 23:46 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB5_WSEND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2372
Variable TJB6_WSEND
Description: What time of the day did ... end work most days?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 8Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 00:00 to 00:15
2 00:16 to 00:45
3 00:46 to 1:00
4 1:01 to 1:15
5 1:16 to 1:30
6 1:31 to 1:45
7 1:46 to 2:00
8 2:01 to 2:30
9 2:31 to 3:00
10 3:01 to 3:30
11 3:31 to 3:45
12 3:46 to 4:00
13 4:01 to 4:30
14 4:31 to 5:00
15 5:01 to 5:30
16 5:31 to 6:00
17 6:01 to 6:30
18 6:31 to 7:00
19 7:01 to 7:15
20 7:16 to 7:30
21 7:31 to 7:45
22 7:46 to 8:00
23 8:01 to 8:30
24 8:31 to 9:00
25 9:01 to 9:15
26 9:16 to 9:30
27 9:31 to 9:45
28 9:46 to 10:00
29 10:01 to 10:15
30 10:16 to 10:30
31 10:31 to 10:45
32 10:46 to 11:00
33 11:01 to 11:15
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2373
34 11:16 to 11:30
35 11:31 to 11:45
36 11:46 to 12:00
37 12:01 to 12:15
38 12:16 to 12:30
39 12:31 to 12:45
40 12:46 to 13:00
41 13:01 to 13:15
42 13:16 to 13:30
43 13:31 to 13:45
44 13:46 to 14:00
45 14:01 to 14:15
46 14:16 to 14:30
47 14:31 to 14:45
48 14:46 to 15:00
49 15:01 to 15:15
50 15:16 to 15:30
51 15:31 to 15:45
52 15:46 to 16:00
53 16:01 to 16:15
54 16:16 to 16:30
55 16:31 to 16:45
56 16:46 to 17:00
57 17:01 to 17:15
58 17:16 to 17:30
59 17:31 to 17:45
60 17:46 to18:00
61 18:01 to 18:15
62 18:16 to 18:30
63 18:31 to 18:45
64 18:46 to 19:00
65 19:01 to 19:15
66 19:16 to 19:30
67 19:31 to 19:45
68 19:46 to 20:00
69 20:01 to 20:15
70 20:16 to 20:30
71 20:31 to 20:45
72 20:46 to 21:00
73 21:01 to 21:15
74 21:16 to 21:30
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2374
75 21:31 to 21:45
76 21:46 to 22:00
77 22:01 to 22:15
78 22:16 to 22:30
79 22:31 to 22:45
80 22:46 to 23:00
81 23:01 to 23:15
82 23:16 to 23:30
83 23:31 to 23:45
84 23:46 to 24:00
Status Flag: AJB6_WSEND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2375
TJB7_WSEND Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 8
Status Flag: AJB7_WSEND
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2376
Variable EJB1_WSHMWRK
Description: Were there any days when ... worked only from home?Universe Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3) and EJB1_PVWKTR9 ne 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMWRK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2377
EJB2_WSHMWRK Variable
Description: Were there any days when ... worked only from home?Universe Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3) and EJB2_PVWKTR9 ne 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMWRK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2378
Variable EJB3_WSHMWRK
Description: Were there any days when ... worked only from home?Universe Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3) and EJB3_PVWKTR9 ne 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMWRK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2379
EJB4_WSHMWRK Variable
Description: Were there any days when ... worked only from home?Universe Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3) and EJB4_PVWKTR9 ne 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMWRK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2380
Variable EJB5_WSHMWRK
Description: Were there any days when ... worked only from home?Universe Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3) and EJB5_PVWKTR9 ne 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMWRK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2381
EJB6_WSHMWRK Variable
Description: Were there any days when ... worked only from home?Universe Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3) and EJB6_PVWKTR9 ne 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMWRK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2382
Variable EJB7_WSHMWRK
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMWRK
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2383
EJB1_WSHMSUN Variable
Description: Worked from home on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB1_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB1_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB1_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB1_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2384
Variable EJB2_WSHMSUN
Description: Worked from home on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB2_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB2_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB2_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB2_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2385
EJB3_WSHMSUN Variable
Description: Worked from home on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB3_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB3_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB3_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB3_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2386
Variable EJB4_WSHMSUN
Description: Worked from home on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB4_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB4_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB4_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB4_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2387
EJB5_WSHMSUN Variable
Description: Worked from home on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB5_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB5_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB5_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB5_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2388
Variable EJB6_WSHMSUN
Description: Worked from home on SundaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB6_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB6_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB6_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB6_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2389
EJB7_WSHMSUN Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2390
Variable EJB1_WSHMMON
Description: Worked from home on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB1_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB1_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB1_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB1_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2391
EJB2_WSHMMON Variable
Description: Worked from home on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB2_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB2_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB2_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB2_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2392
Variable EJB3_WSHMMON
Description: Worked from home on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB3_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB3_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB3_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB3_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2393
EJB4_WSHMMON Variable
Description: Worked from home on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB4_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB4_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB4_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB4_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2394
Variable EJB5_WSHMMON
Description: Worked from home on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB5_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB5_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB5_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB5_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2395
EJB6_WSHMMON Variable
Description: Worked from home on MondaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB6_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB6_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB6_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB6_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2396
Variable EJB7_WSHMMON
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2397
EJB1_WSHMTUE Variable
Description: Worked from home on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB1_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB1_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB1_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB1_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2398
Variable EJB2_WSHMTUE
Description: Worked from home on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB2_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB2_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB2_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB2_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2399
EJB3_WSHMTUE Variable
Description: Worked from home on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB3_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB3_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB3_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB3_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2400
Variable EJB4_WSHMTUE
Description: Worked from home on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB4_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB4_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB4_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB4_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2401
EJB5_WSHMTUE Variable
Description: Worked from home on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB5_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB5_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB5_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB5_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2402
Variable EJB6_WSHMTUE
Description: Worked from home on TuesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB6_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB6_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB6_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB6_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2403
EJB7_WSHMTUE Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2404
Variable EJB1_WSHMWED
Description: Worked from home on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB1_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB1_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB1_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB1_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2405
EJB2_WSHMWED Variable
Description: Worked from home on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB2_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB2_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB2_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB2_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2406
Variable EJB3_WSHMWED
Description: Worked from home on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB3_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB3_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB3_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB3_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2407
EJB4_WSHMWED Variable
Description: Worked from home on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB4_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB4_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB4_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB4_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2408
Variable EJB5_WSHMWED
Description: Worked from home on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB5_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB5_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB5_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB5_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2409
EJB6_WSHMWED Variable
Description: Worked from home on WednesdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB6_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB6_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB6_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB6_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2410
Variable EJB7_WSHMWED
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2411
EJB1_WSHMTHU Variable
Description: Worked from home on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB1_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB1_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB1_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB1_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2412
Variable EJB2_WSHMTHU
Description: Worked from home on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB2_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB2_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB2_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB2_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2413
EJB3_WSHMTHU Variable
Description: Worked from home on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB3_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB3_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB3_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB3_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2414
Variable EJB4_WSHMTHU
Description: Worked from home on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB4_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB4_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB4_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB4_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2415
EJB5_WSHMTHU Variable
Description: Worked from home on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB5_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB5_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB5_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB5_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2416
Variable EJB6_WSHMTHU
Description: Worked from home on ThursdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB6_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB6_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB6_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB6_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2417
EJB7_WSHMTHU Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2418
Variable EJB1_WSHMFRI
Description: Worked from home on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB1_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB1_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB1_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB1_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2419
EJB2_WSHMFRI Variable
Description: Worked from home on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB2_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB2_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB2_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB2_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2420
Variable EJB3_WSHMFRI
Description: Worked from home on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB3_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB3_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB3_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB3_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2421
EJB4_WSHMFRI Variable
Description: Worked from home on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB4_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB4_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB4_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB4_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2422
Variable EJB5_WSHMFRI
Description: Worked from home on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB5_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB5_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB5_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB5_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2423
EJB6_WSHMFRI Variable
Description: Worked from home on FridaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB6_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB6_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB6_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB6_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2424
Variable EJB7_WSHMFRI
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2425
EJB1_WSHMSAT Variable
Description: Worked from home on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB1_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB1_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB1_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB1_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2426
Variable EJB2_WSHMSAT
Description: Worked from home on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB2_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB2_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB2_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB2_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2427
EJB3_WSHMSAT Variable
Description: Worked from home on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB3_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB3_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB3_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB3_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2428
Variable EJB4_WSHMSAT
Description: Worked from home on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB4_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB4_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB4_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB4_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2429
EJB5_WSHMSAT Variable
Description: Worked from home on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB5_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB5_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB5_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB5_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2430
Variable EJB6_WSHMSAT
Description: Worked from home on SaturdaysUniverse Description: Respondents who reported days working only at home or reported working from
home in combination with another form of transportation to work.Universe: EJB6_WSHMWRK = 1 or (EJB6_PVWKTR9 = 1 and at least one of
EJB6_PVWKTR(1:8) or EJB6_PVWKTRA = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2431
EJB7_WSHMSAT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2432
Variable EJB1_WSJOB
Description: What is the best description of ... work schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working some other type of job schedule.
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Regular daytime schedule
2 Regular evening shift
3 Regular night shift
4 Rotating shift (one that changes regularly from days to evenings to nights)
5 Split shift (one that consists of two distinct periods each day)
6 Irregular schedule (one that changes from day to day)
7 Other - specify
Status Flag: AJB1_WSJOB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2433
EJB2_WSJOB Variable
Description: What is the best description of ... work schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working some other type of job schedule.
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Regular daytime schedule
2 Regular evening shift
3 Regular night shift
4 Rotating shift (one that changes regularly from days to evenings to nights)
5 Split shift (one that consists of two distinct periods each day)
6 Irregular schedule (one that changes from day to day)
7 Other - specify
Status Flag: AJB2_WSJOB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2434
Variable EJB3_WSJOB
Description: What is the best description of ... work schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working some other type of job schedule.
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Regular daytime schedule
2 Regular evening shift
3 Regular night shift
4 Rotating shift (one that changes regularly from days to evenings to nights)
5 Split shift (one that consists of two distinct periods each day)
6 Irregular schedule (one that changes from day to day)
7 Other - specify
Status Flag: AJB3_WSJOB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2435
EJB4_WSJOB Variable
Description: What is the best description of ... work schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working some other type of job schedule.
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Regular daytime schedule
2 Regular evening shift
3 Regular night shift
4 Rotating shift (one that changes regularly from days to evenings to nights)
5 Split shift (one that consists of two distinct periods each day)
6 Irregular schedule (one that changes from day to day)
7 Other - specify
Status Flag: AJB4_WSJOB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2436
Variable EJB5_WSJOB
Description: What is the best description of ... work schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working some other type of job schedule.
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Regular daytime schedule
2 Regular evening shift
3 Regular night shift
4 Rotating shift (one that changes regularly from days to evenings to nights)
5 Split shift (one that consists of two distinct periods each day)
6 Irregular schedule (one that changes from day to day)
7 Other - specify
Status Flag: AJB5_WSJOB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2437
EJB6_WSJOB Variable
Description: What is the best description of ... work schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who reported working some other type of job schedule.
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Regular daytime schedule
2 Regular evening shift
3 Regular night shift
4 Rotating shift (one that changes regularly from days to evenings to nights)
5 Split shift (one that consists of two distinct periods each day)
6 Irregular schedule (one that changes from day to day)
7 Other - specify
Status Flag: AJB6_WSJOB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2438
Variable EJB7_WSJOB
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSJOB
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2439
EJB1_WSMNR Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... worked this type of schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Requirement of the job
2 Could not get any other job
3 Other involuntary reasons
4 Better pay
5 Better child care arrangements
6 Better arrangements for care of other family members
7 Allows time for school
8 Other voluntary reasons
Status Flag: AJB1_WSMNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2440
Variable EJB2_WSMNR
Description: What is the main reason ... worked this type of schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Requirement of the job
2 Could not get any other job
3 Other involuntary reasons
4 Better pay
5 Better child care arrangements
6 Better arrangements for care of other family members
7 Allows time for school
8 Other voluntary reasons
Status Flag: AJB2_WSMNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2441
EJB3_WSMNR Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... worked this type of schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Requirement of the job
2 Could not get any other job
3 Other involuntary reasons
4 Better pay
5 Better child care arrangements
6 Better arrangements for care of other family members
7 Allows time for school
8 Other voluntary reasons
Status Flag: AJB3_WSMNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2442
Variable EJB4_WSMNR
Description: What is the main reason ... worked this type of schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Requirement of the job
2 Could not get any other job
3 Other involuntary reasons
4 Better pay
5 Better child care arrangements
6 Better arrangements for care of other family members
7 Allows time for school
8 Other voluntary reasons
Status Flag: AJB4_WSMNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2443
EJB5_WSMNR Variable
Description: What is the main reason ... worked this type of schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Requirement of the job
2 Could not get any other job
3 Other involuntary reasons
4 Better pay
5 Better child care arrangements
6 Better arrangements for care of other family members
7 Allows time for school
8 Other voluntary reasons
Status Flag: AJB5_WSMNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2444
Variable EJB6_WSMNR
Description: What is the main reason ... worked this type of schedule?Universe Description: Respondents who worked for an employer, were self-employed or had another work
arrangement.Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1:3)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Requirement of the job
2 Could not get any other job
3 Other involuntary reasons
4 Better pay
5 Better child care arrangements
6 Better arrangements for care of other family members
7 Allows time for school
8 Other voluntary reasons
Status Flag: AJB6_WSMNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2445
EJB7_WSMNR Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSMNR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2446
Variable EJB1_CEXPAY
Description: A variable identifying if commissions were awarded in every month for this job spell.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_CEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2447
EJB1_TEXPAY Variable
Description: A variable identifying if tips were awarded in every month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY3 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_TEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2448
Variable EJB1_OEXPAY
Description: A variable identifying if overtime was awarded in every month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY4 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_OEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2449
EJB2_CEXPAY Variable
Description: A variable identifying if commissions were awarded in every month for this job spell.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_CEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2450
Variable EJB2_TEXPAY
Description: A variable identifying if tips were awarded in every month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY3 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_TEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2451
EJB2_OEXPAY Variable
Description: A variable identifying if overtime was awarded in every month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY4 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_OEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2452
Variable EJB3_CEXPAY
Description: A variable identifying if commissions were awarded in every month for this job spell.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_CEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2453
EJB3_TEXPAY Variable
Description: A variable identifying if tips were awarded in every month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY3 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_TEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2454
Variable EJB3_OEXPAY
Description: A variable identifying if overtime was awarded in every month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY4 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_OEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2455
EJB4_CEXPAY Variable
Description: A variable identifying if commissions were awarded in every month for this job spell.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_CEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2456
Variable EJB4_TEXPAY
Description: A variable identifying if tips were awarded in every month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY3 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_TEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2457
EJB4_OEXPAY Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB4_OEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2458
Variable EJB5_CEXPAY
Description: A variable identifying if commissions were awarded in every month for this job spell.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_TYPPAY2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_CEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2459
EJB5_TEXPAY Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_TEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2460
Variable EJB5_OEXPAY
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_OEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2461
EJB6_CEXPAY Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_CEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2462
Variable EJB6_TEXPAY
Description: SuppressedUniverse Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference
Length: 1Status Flag: AJB6_TEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2463
EJB6_OEXPAY Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_OEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2464
Variable EJB7_CEXPAY
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2465
EJB7_TEXPAY Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_TEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2466
Variable EJB7_OEXPAY
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_OEXPAY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2467
TJB1_CXAMT Variable
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in commission payments inthe reference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY2 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_CXAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2468
Variable TJB1_TXAMT
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in tips payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY3 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_TXAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2469
TJB1_OXAMT Variable
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in overtime payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY4 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_OXAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2470
Variable TJB1_BXAMT
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in bonus payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY5 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_BXAMT
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TJB2_CXAMT Variable
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in commission payments inthe reference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY2 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_CXAMT
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Variable TJB2_TXAMT
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in tips payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY3 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_TXAMT
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TJB2_OXAMT Variable
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in overtime payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY4 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_OXAMT
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Variable TJB2_BXAMT
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in bonus payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY5 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_BXAMT
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TJB3_CXAMT Variable
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in commission payments inthe reference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY2 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_CXAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2476
Variable TJB3_TXAMT
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in tips payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY3 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_TXAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2477
TJB3_OXAMT Variable
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in overtime payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY4 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_OXAMT
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Variable TJB3_BXAMT
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in bonus payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY5 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_BXAMT
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TJB4_CXAMT Variable
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in commission payments inthe reference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY2 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_CXAMT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2480
Variable TJB4_TXAMT
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in tips payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY3 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_TXAMT
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TJB4_OXAMT Variable
Description: SuppressedStatus Flag: AJB4_OXAMT
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Variable TJB4_BXAMT
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in bonus payments in thereference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY5 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_BXAMT
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TJB5_CXAMT Variable
Description: A variable describing how much the respondent received in commission payments inthe reference month.
Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period.Universe: EJB5_TYPPAY2 = 1
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_CXAMT
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Variable TJB5_TXAMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB5_TXAMT
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TJB5_OXAMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB5_OXAMT
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Variable TJB5_BXAMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB5_BXAMT
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TJB6_CXAMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB6_CXAMT
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Variable TJB6_TXAMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB6_TXAMT
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TJB6_OXAMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB6_OXAMT
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Variable TJB6_BXAMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB6_BXAMT
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TJB7_CXAMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_CXAMT
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Variable TJB7_TXAMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_TXAMT
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TJB7_OXAMT Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_OXAMT
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Variable TJB7_BXAMT
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_BXAMT
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EJB1_CXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if a commission was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY2 = 1 & EJB1_CEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_CXMTH
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Variable EJB1_TXMTH
Description: A variable identifying if tips were earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period and the payments
did not occur every month.Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY3 = 1 & EJB1_TEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_TXMTH
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EJB1_OXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if overtime was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY4 = 1 & EJB1_OEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_OXMTH
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Variable EJB1_BXMTH
Description: A variable identifying if a bonus was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.
Universe: EJB1_TYPPAY5 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB1_BXMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2499
EJB2_CXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if a commission was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY2 = 1 & EJB2_CEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_CXMTH
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Variable EJB2_TXMTH
Description: A variable identifying if tips were earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period and the payments
did not occur every month.Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY3 = 1 & EJB2_TEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_TXMTH
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EJB2_OXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if overtime was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY4 = 1 & EJB2_OEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_OXMTH
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Variable EJB2_BXMTH
Description: A variable identifying if a bonus was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.
Universe: EJB2_TYPPAY5 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB2_BXMTH
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EJB3_CXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if a commission was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY2 = 1 & EJB3_CEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_CXMTH
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Variable EJB3_TXMTH
Description: A variable identifying if tips were earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received tip income during the reference period and the payments
did not occur every month.Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY3 = 1 & EJB3_TEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_TXMTH
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EJB3_OXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if overtime was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY4 = 1 & EJB3_OEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_OXMTH
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Variable EJB3_BXMTH
Description: A variable identifying if a bonus was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.
Universe: EJB3_TYPPAY5 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB3_BXMTH
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EJB4_CXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if a commission was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY2 = 1 & EJB4_CEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_CXMTH
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Variable EJB4_TXMTH
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB4_TXMTH
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EJB4_OXMTH Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB4_OXMTH
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Variable EJB4_BXMTH
Description: A variable identifying if a bonus was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.
Universe: EJB4_TYPPAY5 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB4_BXMTH
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EJB5_CXMTH Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_CXMTH
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Variable EJB5_TXMTH
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB5_TXMTH
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EJB5_OXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if overtime was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received overtime income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB5_TYPPAY4 = 1 & EJB5_OEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_OXMTH
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Variable EJB5_BXMTH
Description: A variable identifying if a bonus was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received bonus pay during the reference period.
Universe: EJB5_TYPPAY5 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB5_BXMTH
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EJB6_CXMTH Variable
Description: A variable identifying if a commission was earned in the reference month for this job.Universe Description: Respondents who received commission income during the reference period and the
payments did not occur every month.Universe: EJB6_TYPPAY2 = 1 & EJB6_CEXPAY = 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AJB6_CXMTH
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Variable EJB6_TXMTH
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_TXMTH
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EJB6_OXMTH Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_OXMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2518
Variable EJB6_BXMTH
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB6_BXMTH
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EJB7_CXMTH Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CXMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2520
Variable EJB7_TXMTH
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_TXMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2521
EJB7_OXMTH Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_OXMTH
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Variable EJB7_BXMTH
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_BXMTH
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RJB1_COMMTYP Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating commute distance for first jobUniverse Description: All respondents
Universe: All respondentsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Not working
2 Works at home
3 Lives and works in the same state and city/town
4 Lives and works in the same state, different city/town
5 Lives and works in the same state and same county, not coded to city/town
6 Lives and works in the same state, different county
7 Lives and works in the same state, not coded to the county
8 Lives and works in different state
9 Not coded to state or other
Status Flag: ACOMMTYPE
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Variable RJB2_COMMTYP
Description: Recoded variable indicating commute distance for second jobUniverse Description: All respondents
Universe: All respondentsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Not working
2 Works at home
3 Lives and works in the same state and city/town
4 Lives and works in the same state, different city/town
5 Lives and works in the same state and same county, not coded to city/town
6 Lives and works in the same state, different county
7 Lives and works in the same state, not coded to the county
8 Lives and works in different state
9 Not coded to state or other
Status Flag: ACOMMTYPE
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RJB4_COMMTYP Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating commute distance for fourth jobUniverse Description: All respondents
Universe: All respondentsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Not working
2 Works at home
3 Lives and works in the same state and city/town
4 Lives and works in the same state, different city/town
5 Lives and works in the same state and same county, not coded to city/town
6 Lives and works in the same state, different county
7 Lives and works in the same state, not coded to the county
8 Lives and works in different state
9 Not coded to state or other
Status Flag: ACOMMTYPE
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Variable RJB5_COMMTYP
Description: Recoded variable indicating commute distance for fifth jobUniverse Description: All respondents
Universe: All respondentsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Not working
2 Works at home
3 Lives and works in the same state and city/town
4 Lives and works in the same state, different city/town
5 Lives and works in the same state and same county, not coded to city/town
6 Lives and works in the same state, different county
7 Lives and works in the same state, not coded to the county
8 Lives and works in different state
9 Not coded to state or other
Status Flag: ACOMMTYPE
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RJB6_COMMTYP Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating commute distance for sixth jobUniverse Description: All respondents
Universe: All respondentsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Not working
2 Works at home
3 Lives and works in the same state and city/town
4 Lives and works in the same state, different city/town
5 Lives and works in the same state and same county, not coded to city/town
6 Lives and works in the same state, different county
7 Lives and works in the same state, not coded to the county
8 Lives and works in different state
9 Not coded to state or other
Status Flag: ACOMMTYPE
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Variable RJB7_COMMTYP
Description: Recoded variable indicating commute distance for seventh jobUniverse Description: All respondents
Universe: All respondentsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Not working
2 Works at home
3 Lives and works in the same state and city/town
4 Lives and works in the same state, different city/town
5 Lives and works in the same state and same county, not coded to city/town
6 Lives and works in the same state, different county
7 Lives and works in the same state, not coded to the county
8 Lives and works in different state
9 Not coded to state or other
Status Flag: ACOMMTYPE
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RJB3_COMMTYP Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating commute distance for third jobUniverse Description: All respondents
Universe: All respondentsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Not working
2 Works at home
3 Lives and works in the same state and city/town
4 Lives and works in the same state, different city/town
5 Lives and works in the same state and same county, not coded to city/town
6 Lives and works in the same state, different county
7 Lives and works in the same state, not coded to the county
8 Lives and works in different state
9 Not coded to state or other
Status Flag: ACOMMTYPE
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Variable TPVMILE
Description: Recoded variable indicating the number of miles the respondent drove his ownvehicle to work for all jobs
Universe Description: All respondentsUniverse: All respondents
Length: 5Min: 1Max: 99,999
Status Flag: APVMILE
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TREIMBMIC Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating the number of miles driven to work that were reimbursedby the respondent's employer for all jobs
Universe Description: All respondentsUniverse: All respondents
Length: 5Min: 1Max: 99,999
Status Flag: AREIMBMIC
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Variable TPVPARKC
Description: Recoded variable indicating how much the respondent spent per day on parking andtolls for all jobs
Universe Description: All respondentsUniverse: All respondents
Length: 8Min: $0.01Max: $99,999.99
Status Flag: APVPARKC
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TPVOEXPC Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating how much the respondent spent for other job-relatedexpenses for all jobs
Universe Description: All respondentsUniverse: All respondents
Length: 9Min: $0.01Max: $999,999.99
Status Flag: APVOEXPC
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Variable TPVOTHRC
Description: Recoded variable indicating how much the respondent spent for other commutingexpenses for all jobs
Universe Description: Household members who reported commuting expenses for any job. Universe: Any TJB1_PVOTHRC - TJB7_PVOTHRC GT 0
Length: 8Min: $0.00Max: $39,999.99
Status Flag: APVOTHRC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2535
EJB1_DYSWKD Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 1Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB1_WSWHDY
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Variable EJB2_DYSWKD
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 1Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB2_WSWHDY
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EJB3_DYSWKD Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 1Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB3_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2538
Variable EJB4_DYSWKD
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 1Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB4_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2539
EJB5_DYSWKD Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 1Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB5_WSWHDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2540
Variable EJB6_DYSWKD
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 1Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB6_WSWHDY
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EJB7_DYSWKD Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Min: 1Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_WSWHDY
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Variable EJB1_DYSWKDH
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked only at home per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB1_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 0Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB1_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2543
EJB2_DYSWKDH Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked only at home per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB2_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 0Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB2_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2544
Variable EJB3_DYSWKDH
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked only at home per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB3_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 0Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB3_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2545
EJB4_DYSWKDH Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked only at home per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB4_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 0Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB4_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2546
Variable EJB5_DYSWKDH
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked only at home per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB5_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 0Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB5_WSHMDY
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2547
EJB6_DYSWKDH Variable
Description: Edited variable indicating the number of days worked only at home per weekUniverse Description: Household members who are at least 15 years old and who had at least one job
Universe: EJB6_JBORSE in (1,2,3)Length: 1
Min: 0Max: 7
Status Flag: AJB6_WSHMDY
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Variable EJB7_DYSWKDH
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_WSHMDY
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RWKESR1 Variable
Description: Employment status recode for week 1Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 With job/business - working
2 With job/business - not on layoff, absent without pay
3 With job/business - on layoff, absent without pay
4 No job/business - looking for work or on layoff
5 No job/business - not looking for work and not on layoff
Status Flag: AWKESR1
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Variable RWKESR2
Description: Employment status recode for week 2Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 With job/business - working
2 With job/business - not on layoff, absent without pay
3 With job/business - on layoff, absent without pay
4 No job/business - looking for work or on layoff
5 No job/business - not looking for work and not on layoff
Status Flag: AWKESR2
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RWKESR3 Variable
Description: Employment status recode for week 3Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 With job/business - working
2 With job/business - not on layoff, absent without pay
3 With job/business - on layoff, absent without pay
4 No job/business - looking for work or on layoff
5 No job/business - not looking for work and not on layoff
Status Flag: AWKESR3
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Variable RWKESR4
Description: Employment status recode for week 4Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 With job/business - working
2 With job/business - not on layoff, absent without pay
3 With job/business - on layoff, absent without pay
4 No job/business - looking for work or on layoff
5 No job/business - not looking for work and not on layoff
Status Flag: AWKESR4
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RWKESR5 Variable
Description: Employment status recode for week 5Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 With job/business - working
2 With job/business - not on layoff, absent without pay
3 With job/business - on layoff, absent without pay
4 No job/business - looking for work or on layoff
5 No job/business - not looking for work and not on layoff
Status Flag: AWKESR5
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Variable RMWKWJB
Description: Number of weeks with a job during the month.Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 0 weeks (that is, did not have a job in any weeks of the month)
1 1 week
2 2 weeks
3 3 weeks
4 4 weeks
5 5 weeks (if applicable)
Status Flag: AMWKWJB
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RMWKSAB Variable
Description: Number of weeks absent without pay from a job during the month.Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 0 weeks (that is, did not have a job, or was not absent without pay from a job)
1 1 week
2 2 weeks
3 3 weeks
4 4 weeks
5 5 weeks (if applicable)
Status Flag: AMWKSAB
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Variable RMWKLKG
Description: Number of weeks looking for a job or on layoff during the month.Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 0 weeks (that is, did not look for work, and was not on layoff)
1 1 week
2 2 weeks
3 3 weeks
4 4 weeks
5 5 weeks (if applicable)
Status Flag: AMWKLKG
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RMESR Variable
Description: Recode for monthly employment status.Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 With a job entire month, worked all weeks
2 With a job all month, absent from work without pay 1+ weeks, absence not due to layoff
3 With a job all month, absent from work without pay 1+ weeks, absence due to layoff
4 With a job at least 1 but not all weeks, no time on layoff and no time looking for work
5 With a job at least 1 but not all weeks, some weeks on layoff or looking for work
6 No job all month, on layoff or looking for work all weeks
7 No job all month, at least one but not all weeks on layoff or looking for work
8 No job all month, no time on layoff and no time looking for work
Status Flag: AMESR
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Variable TJB1_WKSUM1
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 1 of job 1Universe Description: Job 1 was held in week 1 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH) & (EJB1_STARTWK <=XWKA1 <= EJB1_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_WKSUM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2559
TJB2_WKSUM1 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 1 of job 2Universe Description: Job 2 was held in week 1 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH) & (EJB2_STARTWK <=XWKA1 <= EJB2_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_WKSUM1
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Variable TJB3_WKSUM1
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 1 of job 3Universe Description: Job 3 was held in week 1 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH) & (EJB3_STARTWK <=XWKA1 <= EJB3_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_WKSUM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2561
TJB4_WKSUM1 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 1 of job 4Universe Description: Job 4 was held in week 1 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH) & (EJB4_STARTWK <=XWKA1 <= EJB4_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_WKSUM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2562
Variable TJB5_WKSUM1
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 1 of job 5Universe Description: Job 5 was held in week 1 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH) & (EJB5_STARTWK <=XWKA1 <= EJB5_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_WKSUM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2563
TJB6_WKSUM1 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 1 of job 6Universe Description: Job 6 was held in week 1 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTH) & (EJB6_STARTWK <=XWKA1 <= EJB6_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB6_WKSUM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2564
Variable TJB7_WKSUM1
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_WKSUM1
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TJB1_WKSUM2 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 2 of job 1Universe Description: Job 1 was held in week 2 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH) & (EJB1_STARTWK <=XWKA2 <= EJB1_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_WKSUM2
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Variable TJB2_WKSUM2
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 2 of job 2Universe Description: Job 2 was held in week 2 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH) & (EJB2_STARTWK <=XWKA2 <= EJB2_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_WKSUM2
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TJB3_WKSUM2 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 2 of job 3Universe Description: Job 3 was held in week 2 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH) & (EJB3_STARTWK <=XWKA2 <= EJB3_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_WKSUM2
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Variable TJB4_WKSUM2
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 2 of job 4Universe Description: Job 4 was held in week 2 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH) & (EJB4_STARTWK <=XWKA2 <= EJB4_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_WKSUM2
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TJB5_WKSUM2 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 2 of job 5Universe Description: Job 5 was held in week 2 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH) & (EJB5_STARTWK <=XWKA2 <= EJB5_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_WKSUM2
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Variable TJB6_WKSUM2
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 2 of job 6Universe Description: Job 6 was held in week 2 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTH) & (EJB6_STARTWK <=XWKA2 <= EJB6_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB6_WKSUM2
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TJB7_WKSUM2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_WKSUM2
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Variable TJB1_WKSUM3
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 3 of job 1Universe Description: Job 1 was held in week 3 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH) & (EJB1_STARTWK <=XWKA3 <= EJB1_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_WKSUM3
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TJB2_WKSUM3 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 3 of job 2Universe Description: Job 2 was held in week 3 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH) & (EJB2_STARTWK <=XWKA3 <= EJB2_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_WKSUM3
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Variable TJB3_WKSUM3
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 3 of job 3Universe Description: Job 3 was held in week 3 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH) & (EJB3_STARTWK <=XWKA3 <= EJB3_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_WKSUM3
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TJB4_WKSUM3 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 3 of job 4Universe Description: Job 4 was held in week 3 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH) & (EJB4_STARTWK <=XWKA3 <= EJB4_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_WKSUM3
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Variable TJB5_WKSUM3
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 3 of job 5Universe Description: Job 5 was held in week 3 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH) & (EJB5_STARTWK <=XWKA3 <= EJB5_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_WKSUM3
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TJB6_WKSUM3 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 3 of job 6Universe Description: Job 6 was held in week 3 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTH) & (EJB6_STARTWK <=XWKA3 <= EJB6_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB6_WKSUM3
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Variable TJB7_WKSUM3
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_WKSUM3
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TJB1_WKSUM4 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 4 of job 1Universe Description: Job 1 was held in week 4 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH) & (EJB1_STARTWK <=XWKA4 <= EJB1_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_WKSUM4
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Variable TJB2_WKSUM4
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 4 of job 2Universe Description: Job 2 was held in week 4 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH) & (EJB2_STARTWK <=XWKA4 <= EJB2_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_WKSUM4
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TJB3_WKSUM4 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 4 of job 3Universe Description: Job 3 was held in week 4 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH) & (EJB3_STARTWK <=XWKA4 <= EJB3_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_WKSUM4
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Variable TJB4_WKSUM4
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 4 of job 4Universe Description: Job 4 was held in week 4 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH) & (EJB4_STARTWK <=XWKA4 <= EJB4_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_WKSUM4
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TJB5_WKSUM4 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 4 of job 5Universe Description: Job 5 was held in week 4 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH) & (EJB5_STARTWK <=XWKA4 <= EJB5_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_WKSUM4
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Variable TJB6_WKSUM4
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 4 of job 6Universe Description: Job 6 was held in week 4 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTH) & (EJB6_STARTWK <=XWKA4 <= EJB6_ENDWK)
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB6_WKSUM4
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2585
TJB7_WKSUM4 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_WKSUM4
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Variable TJB1_WKSUM5
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 5 of job 1Universe Description: Job 1 was held in week 5 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH) & (EJB1_STARTWK <=XWKA5 <= EJB1_ENDWK) & RWKSPERM = 5
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_WKSUM5
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TJB2_WKSUM5 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 5 of job 2Universe Description: Job 2 was held in week 5 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH) & (EJB2_STARTWK <=XWKA5 <= EJB2_ENDWK) & RWKSPERM = 5
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_WKSUM5
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Variable TJB3_WKSUM5
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 5 of job 3Universe Description: Job 3 was held in week 5 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH) & (EJB3_STARTWK <=XWKA5 <= EJB3_ENDWK) & RWKSPERM = 5
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_WKSUM5
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TJB4_WKSUM5 Variable
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 5 of job 4Universe Description: Job 4 was held in week 5 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH) & (EJB4_STARTWK <=XWKA5 <= EJB4_ENDWK) & RWKSPERM = 5
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_WKSUM5
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Variable TJB5_WKSUM5
Description: Recode of amount of wage/salary earnings for week 5 of job 5Universe Description: Job 5 was held in week 5 of the reference month
Universe: (EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH) & (EJB5_STARTWK <=XWKA5 <= EJB5_ENDWK) & RWKSPERM = 5
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_WKSUM5
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TJB6_WKSUM5 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB6_WKSUM5
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Variable TJB7_WKSUM5
Description: SuppressedLength: 7
Status Flag: AJB7_WKSUM5
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2593
TJB1_MSUM Variable
Description: Monthly earnings from job 1, varying with the number of days in the month.Universe Description: Job 1 was held in the reference month
Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 8
Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_MSUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2594
Variable TJB2_MSUM
Description: Monthly earnings from job 2, varying with the number of days in the month.Universe Description: Job 2 was held in the reference month
Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 8
Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_MSUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2595
TJB3_MSUM Variable
Description: Monthly earnings from job 3, varying with the number of days in the month.Universe Description: Job 3 was held in the reference month
Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 8
Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_MSUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2596
Variable TJB4_MSUM
Description: Monthly earnings from job 4, varying with the number of days in the month.Universe Description: Job 4 was held in the reference month
Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 8
Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_MSUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2597
TJB5_MSUM Variable
Description: Monthly earnings from job 5, varying with the number of days in the month.Universe Description: Job 5 was held in the reference month
Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 8
Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_MSUM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2598
Variable TJB6_MSUM
Description: Monthly earnings from job 6, varying with the number of days in the month.Universe Description: Job 6 was held in the reference month
Universe: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 8
Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB6_MSUM
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TJB7_MSUM Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 8
Status Flag: AJB7_MSUM
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Variable TJB1_MSUMALT
Description: Alternate recode for monthly sum of earnings from job 1 that does not vary with thenumber of days in the month.
Universe Description: Job 1 was held in the reference monthUniverse: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_MSUMALT
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TJB2_MSUMALT Variable
Description: Alternate recode for monthly sum of earnings from job 2 that does not vary with thenumber of days in the month.
Universe Description: Job 2 was held in the reference monthUniverse: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_MSUMALT
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Variable TJB3_MSUMALT
Description: Alternate recode for monthly sum of earnings from job 3 that does not vary with thenumber of days in the month.
Universe Description: Job 3 was held in the reference monthUniverse: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_MSUMALT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2603
TJB4_MSUMALT Variable
Description: Alternate recode for monthly sum of earnings from job 4 that does not vary with thenumber of days in the month.
Universe Description: Job 4 was held in the reference monthUniverse: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_MSUMALT
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Variable TJB5_MSUMALT
Description: Alternate recode for monthly sum of earnings from job 5 that does not vary with thenumber of days in the month.
Universe Description: Job 5 was held in the reference monthUniverse: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_MSUMALT
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TJB6_MSUMALT Variable
Description: Alternate recode for monthly sum of earnings from job 6 that does not vary with thenumber of days in the month.
Universe Description: Job 6 was held in the reference monthUniverse: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTH
Length: 8Min: $0Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: AJB6_MSUMALT
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Variable TJB7_MSUMALT
Description: SuppressedLength: 8
Status Flag: AJB7_MSUMALT
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2607
TJB1_WKHRS1 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 1 in week 1.Universe Description: Job 1 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB1_WKHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2608
Variable TJB2_WKHRS1
Description: Hours worked at job 2 in week 1.Universe Description: Job 2 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB2_WKHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2609
TJB3_WKHRS1 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 3 in week 1.Universe Description: Job 3 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB3_WKHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2610
Variable TJB4_WKHRS1
Description: Hours worked at job 4 in week 1.Universe Description: Job 4 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB4_WKHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2611
TJB5_WKHRS1 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 5 in week 1.Universe Description: Job 5 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB5_WKHRS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2612
Variable TJB6_WKHRS1
Description: Hours worked at job 6 in week 1.Universe Description: Job 6 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB6_WKHRS1
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TJB7_WKHRS1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_WKHRS1
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Variable TJB1_WKHRS2
Description: Hours worked at job 1 in week 2.Universe Description: Job 1 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB1_WKHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2615
TJB2_WKHRS2 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 2 in week 2.Universe Description: Job 2 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB2_WKHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2616
Variable TJB3_WKHRS2
Description: Hours worked at job 3 in week 2.Universe Description: Job 3 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB3_WKHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2617
TJB4_WKHRS2 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 4 in week 2.Universe Description: Job 4 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB4_WKHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2618
Variable TJB5_WKHRS2
Description: Hours worked at job 5 in week 2.Universe Description: Job 5 was held in the reference month
Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB5_WKHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2619
TJB6_WKHRS2 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 6 in week 2.Universe Description: Job 6 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB6_WKHRS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2620
Variable TJB7_WKHRS2
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_WKHRS2
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TJB1_WKHRS3 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 1 in week 3.Universe Description: Job 1 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB1_WKHRS3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2622
Variable TJB2_WKHRS3
Description: Hours worked at job 2 in week 3.Universe Description: Job 2 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB2_WKHRS3
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2623
TJB3_WKHRS3 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 3 in week 3.Universe Description: Job 3 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB3_WKHRS3
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Variable TJB4_WKHRS3
Description: Hours worked at job 4 in week 3.Universe Description: Job 4 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB4_WKHRS3
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TJB5_WKHRS3 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 5 in week 3.Universe Description: Job 5 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB5_WKHRS3
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Variable TJB6_WKHRS3
Description: Hours worked at job 6 in week 3.Universe Description: Job 6 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB6_WKHRS3
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TJB7_WKHRS3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_WKHRS3
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Variable TJB1_WKHRS4
Description: Hours worked at job 1 in week 4.Universe Description: Job 1 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB1_WKHRS4
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TJB2_WKHRS4 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 2 in week 4.Universe Description: Job 2 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB2_WKHRS4
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Variable TJB3_WKHRS4
Description: Hours worked at job 3 in week 4.Universe Description: Job 3 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB3_WKHRS4
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TJB4_WKHRS4 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 4 in week 4.Universe Description: Job 4 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB4_WKHRS4
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Variable TJB5_WKHRS4
Description: Hours worked at job 5 in week 4.Universe Description: Job 5 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB5_WKHRS4
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TJB6_WKHRS4 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 6 in week 4.Universe Description: Job 6 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB6_WKHRS4
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Variable TJB7_WKHRS4
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_WKHRS4
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TJB1_WKHRS5 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 1 in week 5.Universe Description: Job 1 was held in the reference month and there are five weeks in the month.
Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH & RWKSPERM = 5Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB1_WKHRS5
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Variable TJB2_WKHRS5
Description: Hours worked at job 2 in week 5.Universe Description: Job 2 was held in the reference month and there are five weeks in the month.
Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH & RWKSPERM = 5Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB2_WKHRS5
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TJB3_WKHRS5 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 3 in week 5.Universe Description: Job 3 was held in the reference month and there are five weeks in the month.
Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH & RWKSPERM = 5Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB3_WKHRS5
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Variable TJB4_WKHRS5
Description: Hours worked at job 4 in week 5.Universe Description: Job 4 was held in the reference month and there are five weeks in the month.
Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH & RWKSPERM = 5Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB4_WKHRS5
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TJB5_WKHRS5 Variable
Description: Hours worked at job 5 in week 5.Universe Description: Job 5 was held in the reference month and there are five weeks in the month.
Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH & RWKSPERM = 5Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AJB5_WKHRS5
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Variable TJB6_WKHRS5
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB6_WKHRS5
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TJB7_WKHRS5 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: AJB7_WKHRS5
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Variable TWKHRS1
Description: Number of hours worked at all jobs in week 1.Universe Description: At least one job on job-lines 1-7 was held during the reference month.
Universe: EJB(n)_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB(n)_EMONTH for at least one n=(1,...,7)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AWKHRS1
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TWKHRS2 Variable
Description: Number of hours worked at all jobs in week 2.Universe Description: At least one job on job-lines 1-7 was held during the reference month.
Universe: EJB(n)_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB(n)_EMONTH for at least one n=(1,...,7)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AWKHRS2
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Variable TWKHRS3
Description: Number of hours worked at all jobs in week 3.Universe Description: At least one job on job-lines 1-7 was held during the reference month.
Universe: EJB(n)_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB(n)_EMONTH for at least one n=(1,...,7)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AWKHRS3
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TWKHRS4 Variable
Description: Number of hours worked at all jobs in week 4.Universe Description: At least one job on job-lines 1-7 was held during the reference month.
Universe: EJB(n)_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB(n)_EMONTH for at least one n=(1,...,7)Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AWKHRS4
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Variable TWKHRS5
Description: Number of hours worked at all jobs in week 5.Universe Description: At least one job on job-lines 1-7 was held during the reference month and there are 5
weeks in the month.Universe: EJB(n)_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB(n)_EMONTH for at least one n=(1,...,7)
and RWKSPERM = 5Length: 2
Min: 0Max: 99. Hours per week
Status Flag: AWKHRS5
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TJB1_MWKHRS Variable
Description: Average number of hours worked per week at job 1 during the reference month.Universe Description: Job 1 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 5
Min: 0Max: 99.99
Status Flag: AJB1_MWKHRS
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Variable TJB2_MWKHRS
Description: Average number of hours worked per week at job 2 during the reference month.Universe Description: Job 2 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 5
Min: 0Max: 99.99
Status Flag: AJB2_MWKHRS
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TJB3_MWKHRS Variable
Description: Average number of hours worked per week at job 3 during the reference month.Universe Description: Job 3 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 5
Min: 0Max: 99.99
Status Flag: AJB3_MWKHRS
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Variable TJB4_MWKHRS
Description: Average number of hours worked per week at job 4 during the reference month.Universe Description: Job 4 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 5
Min: 0Max: 99.99
Status Flag: AJB4_MWKHRS
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TJB5_MWKHRS Variable
Description: Average number of hours worked per week at job 5 during the reference month.Universe Description: Job 5 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 5
Min: 0Max: 99.99
Status Flag: AJB5_MWKHRS
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Variable TJB6_MWKHRS
Description: Average number of hours worked per week at job 6 during the reference month.Universe Description: Job 6 was held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 5
Min: 0Max: 99.99
Status Flag: AJB6_MWKHRS
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TJB7_MWKHRS Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 5
Status Flag: AJB7_MWKHRS
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Variable TMWKHRS
Description: Average number of hours worked per week at all jobs held during the referencemonth.
Universe Description: At least one job on job-lines 1-7 was held during the reference month.Universe: EJB(n)_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB(n)_EMONTH for at least one n=(1,...,7)
Length: 5Min: 0Max: 99.99
Status Flag: AMWKHRS
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RMNUMJOBS Variable
Description: Recode of number of jobs held within the reference month.Universe Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: TAGE >= 15Length: 1
Min: 0Max: 9
Status Flag: AMNUMJOBS
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Variable TJB1_PRFTB
Description: Amount of profit/loss a business made after correcting for any salary/wages that mayhave been paid to the owner.
Universe Description: Business made a profit, loss, or broke even.Universe: EJB1_PFTLOSS in (1,2,3)
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB1_PRFTB
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TJB2_PRFTB Variable
Description: Amount of profit/loss a business made after correcting for any salary/wages that mayhave been paid to the owner.
Universe Description: Business made a profit, loss, or broke even.Universe: EJB2_PFTLOSS in (1,2,3)
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB2_PRFTB
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Variable TJB3_PRFTB
Description: Amount of profit/loss a business made after correcting for any salary/wages that mayhave been paid to the owner.
Universe Description: Business made a profit, loss, or broke even.Universe: EJB3_PFTLOSS in (1,2,3)
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB3_PRFTB
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TJB4_PRFTB Variable
Description: Amount of profit/loss a business made after correcting for any salary/wages that mayhave been paid to the owner.
Universe Description: Business made a profit, loss, or broke even.Universe: EJB4_PFTLOSS in (1,2,3)
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB4_PRFTB
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Variable TJB5_PRFTB
Description: Amount of profit/loss a business made after correcting for any salary/wages that mayhave been paid to the owner.
Universe Description: Business made a profit, loss, or broke even.Universe: EJB5_PFTLOSS in (1,2,3)
Length: 8Min: -$9,999,999Max: $9,999,999
Status Flag: AJB5_PRFTB
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TJB6_PRFTB Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 8
Status Flag: AJB6_PRFTB
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Variable TJB7_PRFTB
Description: SuppressedLength: 8
Status Flag: AJB7_PRFTB
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TPEARN Variable
Description: Sum of earnings and profits/losses from all jobs, varying with the number of days inthe month (comparable to RPEARN in 1996, 2001, and 2014 SIPP panels).
Universe Description: At least one job on job-lines 1-8 was held during the reference month.Universe: EJB(n)_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB(n)_EMONTH for at least one n=(1,...,8)
Length: 9Min: -$99,999,999Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: APEARN
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Variable TPEARN_ALT
Description: Alternate recode of earnings and profits/losses from all jobs that does not vary withthe number of days in the month (comparable to RPEARN in 2004 and 2008 SIPPpanels).
Universe Description: At least one job on job-lines 1-8 was held during the reference month.Universe: EJB(n)_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB(n)_EMONTH for at least one n=(1,...,8)
Length: 9Min: -$99,999,999Max: $99,999,999
Status Flag: APEARN_ALT
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EJB1_JOBID Variable
Description: Unique identifier for a job which is consistent across waves.Universe Description: Job 1 was reported and held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB1_SCRNR=1 & AJB1_SCRNR=1 & AJB1_BMONTH=1 & EJB1_BMONTH <=MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTH
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 407
Status Flag: AJB1_JOBID
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Variable EJB2_JOBID
Description: Unique identifier for a job which is consistent across waves.Universe Description: Job 2 was reported and held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB2_SCRNR=1 & AJB2_SCRNR=1 & AJB2_BMONTH=1 & EJB2_BMONTH <=MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTH
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 407
Status Flag: AJB2_JOBID
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EJB3_JOBID Variable
Description: Unique identifier for a job which is consistent across waves.Universe Description: Job 3 was reported and held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB3_SCRNR=1 & AJB3_SCRNR=1 & AJB3_BMONTH=1 & EJB3_BMONTH <=MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTH
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 407
Status Flag: AJB3_JOBID
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Variable EJB4_JOBID
Description: Unique identifier for a job which is consistent across waves.Universe Description: Job 4 was reported and held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB4_SCRNR=1 & AJB4_SCRNR=1 & AJB4_BMONTH=1 & EJB4_BMONTH <=MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTH
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 407
Status Flag: AJB4_JOBID
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EJB5_JOBID Variable
Description: Unique identifier for a job which is consistent across waves.Universe Description: Job 5 was reported and held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB5_SCRNR=1 & AJB5_SCRNR=1 & AJB5_BMONTH=1 & EJB5_BMONTH <=MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTH
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 407
Status Flag: AJB5_JOBID
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Variable EJB6_JOBID
Description: Unique identifier for a job which is consistent across waves.Universe Description: Job 6 was reported and held in the reference month.
Universe: EJB6_SCRNR=1 & AJB6_SCRNR=1 & AJB6_BMONTH=1 & EJB6_BMONTH <=MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTH
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 407
Status Flag: AJB6_JOBID
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EJB7_JOBID Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 3
Status Flag: AJB7_JOBID
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Variable RJB1_CFLG
Description: Flag indicating that a job spell continued past month 12Universe Description: Job was held in reference month
Universe: EJB1_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB1_EMONTHLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: AJB1_CFLG
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RJB2_CFLG Variable
Description: Flag indicating that a job spell continued past month 12Universe Description: Job was held in reference month
Universe: EJB2_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB2_EMONTHLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: AJB2_CFLG
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Variable RJB3_CFLG
Description: Flag indicating that a job spell continued past month 12Universe Description: Job was held in reference month
Universe: EJB3_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB3_EMONTHLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: AJB3_CFLG
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RJB4_CFLG Variable
Description: Flag indicating that a job spell continued past month 12Universe Description: Job was held in reference month
Universe: EJB4_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB4_EMONTHLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: AJB4_CFLG
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Variable RJB5_CFLG
Description: Flag indicating that a job spell continued past month 12Universe Description: Job was held in reference month
Universe: EJB5_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB5_EMONTHLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: AJB5_CFLG
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RJB6_CFLG Variable
Description: Flag indicating that a job spell continued past month 12Universe Description: Job was held in reference month
Universe: EJB6_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= EJB6_EMONTHLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: AJB6_CFLG
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Variable RJB7_CFLG
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AJB7_CFLG
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EJB1_AWPCFL1 Variable
Description: Indicates the first AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB1_AWOP1=1 AND AJB1_AWOPEM1 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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Variable EJB2_AWPCFL1
Description: Indicates the first AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB2_AWOP1=1 AND AJB2_AWOPEM1 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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EJB3_AWPCFL1 Variable
Description: Indicates the first AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB3_AWOP1=1 AND AJB3_AWOPEM1 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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Variable EJB4_AWPCFL1
Description: Indicates the first AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB4_AWOP1=1 AND AJB4_AWOPEM1 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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EJB5_AWPCFL1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable EJB6_AWPCFL1
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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EJB7_AWPCFL1 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable EJB1_AWPCFL2
Description: Indicates the second AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB1_AWOP2=1 AND AJB1_AWOPEM2 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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EJB2_AWPCFL2 Variable
Description: Indicates the second AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB2_AWOP2=1 AND AJB2_AWOPEM2 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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Variable EJB3_AWPCFL2
Description: Indicates the second AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB3_AWOP2=1 AND AJB3_AWOPEM2 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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EJB4_AWPCFL2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable EJB5_AWPCFL2
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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EJB6_AWPCFL2 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable EJB7_AWPCFL2
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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EJB1_AWPCFL3 Variable
Description: Indicates the third AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB1_AWOP3=1 AND AJB1_AWOPEM3 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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Variable EJB2_AWPCFL3
Description: Indicates the third AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB2_AWOP3=1 AND AJB2_AWOPEM3 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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EJB3_AWPCFL3 Variable
Description: Indicates the third AWOP spell continued past month 12Universe Description: AWOP spell existed and its ending date was not imputed
Universe: EJB3_AWOP3=1 AND AJB3_AWOPEM3 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
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Variable EJB4_AWPCFL3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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EJB5_AWPCFL3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable EJB6_AWPCFL3
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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EJB7_AWPCFL3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
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Variable ENJ_LAYOCFLG
Description: Indicates a layoff spell continued past month 12Universe Description: A layoff spell did not last the entire non-employment spell and the ending week of the
layoff spell was not imputedUniverse: ENJ_LAYODUR=2 AND ENJFLAG=1 AND ANJ_LAYOEWK ne 2
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: ANJ_LAYOCFLG
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ENJ_LKCTFLG1 Variable
Description: Indicates the first stretch of looking for work continued past month 12Universe Description: A first stretch of looking for work existed and its ending month was not imputed
Universe: ENJFLAG=1 AND ENJ_LKWRK=1 AND ANJ_TLKMN1 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: ANJ_LKCTFLG1
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Variable ENJ_LKCTFLG2
Description: Indicates the second stretch of looking for work continued past month 12Universe Description: A second stretch of looking for work existed and its ending month was not imputed
Universe: ENJFLAG=1 AND ENJ_LKWRK=1 AND ANJ_TLKMN2 ne 2Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0 Did not continue into interview year
1 Did continue into interview year
Status Flag: ANJ_LKCTFLG2
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ENJ_LKCTFLG3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ANJ_LKCTFLG3
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Variable ENJ_LKCTFLG4
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: ANJ_LKCTFLG4
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ROVERLAPMN Variable
Description: Indicates more than one non-employment spell ongoing in the reference month.Universe Description: A non-employment spell occurred during the reference month.
Universe: ENJFLAG=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
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Variable RWKSPERM
Description: Number of weeks in the reference monthUniverse Description: All respondents 15+
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Min: 1Max: 5. Weeks in the reference month
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TANNUAL_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_ANNSAL(1-3) (by demographic group)Universe Description: Annual salary was topcoded
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TANNUAL_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_ANNSAL(1-3) (by demographicgroup)
Universe Description: Annual salary was topcoded Length: 7
Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
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THOURLY_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_HOURLY(1-3) (by demographicgroup)
Universe Description: Hourly pay rate was topcoded Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
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Variable THOURLY_MEAN
Description: Mean of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_HOURLY(1-3) (by demographic group)Universe Description: Hourly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $999,999
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TWKLY_MED Variable
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_WKLY(1-3)Universe Description: Weekly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 5Min: $1Max: $99,999
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Variable TWKLY_STD
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_WKLY(1-3)Universe Description: Weekly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 5Min: $1Max: $99,999
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TBWKLY_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_BWKLY(1-3) (by demographicgroup)
Universe Description: Bi-weekly pay rate was topcoded Length: 6
Min: $1Max: $999,999
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Variable TBWKLY_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_BWKLY(1-3) (by demographic group)Universe Description: Bi-weekly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $999,999
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TMTHLY_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_MTHLY(1-3)Universe Description: Monthly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $999,999
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Variable TMTHLY_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_MTHLY(1-3)Universe Description: Monthly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $999,999
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TSMTHLY_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_SMTHLY(1-3)Universe Description: Bi-monthly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 5Min: $1Max: $99,999
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Variable TSMTHLY_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_SMTHLY(1-3)Universe Description: Bi-monthly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 5Min: $1Max: $99,999
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TOTHER_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_OTHER(1-3)Universe Description: Average monthly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $999,999
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Variable TOTHER_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_OTHER(1-3)Universe Description: Average monthly pay rate was topcoded
Length: 6Min: $1Max: $999,999
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TGAMT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_GAMT1Universe Description: Gross pay was topcoded
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TGAMT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_GAMT1Universe Description: Gross pay was topcoded
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
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TOINC_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_OINCAMTUniverse Description: Additional income from a business was topcoded
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TOINC_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_OINCAMTUniverse Description: Additional income from a business was topcoded
Length: 7Min: $1Max: $9,999,999
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TCXAMT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_CXAMTUniverse Description: Commission payments were topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TCXAMT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_CXAMTUniverse Description: Commission payments were topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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TTXAMT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_TXAMTUniverse Description: Tips payments were topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TTXAMT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_TXAMTUniverse Description: Tips payments were topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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TOXAMT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_OXAMTUniverse Description: Overtime payments were topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TOXAMT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_OXAMTUniverse Description: Overtime payments were topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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TBXAMT_STD Variable
Description: Standard deviation of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_BXAMTUniverse Description: Bonus payments were topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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Variable TBXAMT_MED
Description: Median of topcoded values for TJB(1-7)_BXAMTUniverse Description: Bonus payments were topcoded
Length: 7Min: $0Max: $9,999,999
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ENJ_BMONTH Variable
Description: The first month of a period of non-employment which is present in the referencemonth and spans all months where non-employment or gaps in employment arepresent.
Universe Description: All respondents 15+ who had one or more no-job data periods present in thereference month.
Universe: TAGE ge 15 & ENJFLAG = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ANJ_BMONTH
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Variable ENJ_EMONTH
Description: The last month of a period of non-employment which is present in the referencemonth and spans all months where non-employment or gaps in employment arepresent.
Universe Description: All respondents 15+ who had one or more no-job data periods present in thereference month.
Universe: TAGE ge 15 & ENJFLAG = 1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ANJ_EMONTH
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ENJ_NOWRK1 Variable
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Temporarily unable to work because of an injuryUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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Variable ENJ_NOWRK2
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Temporarily unable to work because of an illnessUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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ENJ_NOWRK3 Variable
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Unable to work because of chronic health condition ordisability
Universe Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference monthUniverse: ENJFLAG = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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Variable ENJ_NOWRK4
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? RetiredUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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ENJ_NOWRK5 Variable
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Pregnancy/childbirthUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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Variable ENJ_NOWRK6
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Taking care of children/other personsUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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ENJ_NOWRK7 Variable
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Going to schoolUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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Variable ENJ_NOWRK8
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Unable to find workUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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ENJ_NOWRK9 Variable
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? On layoff (temporary or indefinite)Universe Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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Variable ENJ_NOWRK10
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Not interested in working at a jobUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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ENJ_NOWRK11 Variable
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Usually worked 15 or more hours per week without pay ina family business or farm
Universe Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference monthUniverse: ENJFLAG = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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Variable ENJ_NOWRK12
Description: Why didn't ... work for pay? Other ReasonUniverse Description: Respondents who did not hold a job for at least one week in the reference month
Universe: ENJFLAG = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_NOWRK
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ENJ_UPDWKYN Variable
Description: Did/does ... work 15 or more hours per week without pay in a related householdmember's family business or farm?
Universe Description: Respondents who were not working for at least one week during the reference monthand who lived with at least one other person aged 15 years old or greater.
Universe: NJFLAG = 1 & (RHNUM15OVER>1 in the interview month or in LAST_MONTH forrespondents with THHLDSTATUS = 3 or 4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_UPDWKYN
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Variable TNJ_IND
Description: Industry description of unpaid family workUniverse Description: Respondents who report working 15+ hours in family business or farm
Universe: ENJ_UPDWKYN=1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0170 Crop production
0180 Animal production and aquaculture
0190 Forestry except logging
0270 Logging
0280 Fishing, hunting and trapping
0290 Support activities for agriculture and forestry
0370 Oil and gas extraction
0380 Coal mining
0390 Metal ore mining
0470 Nonmetallic mineral mining and quarrying
0490 Support activities for mining and not specified type of mining
0770 Construction (the cleaning of buildings and dwellings is incidental during construction and
immediately after construction)
1070 Animal food, grain and oilseed milling
1080 Sugar and confectionery products
1090 Fruit and vegetable preserving and specialty food manufacturing
1170 Dairy product manufacturing
1180 Animal slaughtering and processing
1190 Retail bakeries
1270 Bakeries and tortilla manufacturing, except retail bakeries
1280 Seafood and other miscellaneous foods, n.e.c.
1290 Not specified food industries
1370 Beverage manufacturing
1390 Tobacco manufacturing
1470 Fiber, yarn, and thread mills
1480 Fabric mills, except knitting mills
1490 Textile and fabric finishing and fabric coating mills
1570 Carpet and rug mills
1590 Textile product mills, except carpet and rug
1670 Knitting fabric mills, and apparel knitting mills
1691 Cut and sew, and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing
1770 Footwear manufacturing
1790 Leather and hide tanning and finishing, and other leather and allied product manufacturing
1870 Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
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1880 Paperboard container manufacturing
1890 Miscellaneous paper and pulp products
1990 Printing and related support activities
2070 Petroleum refining
2090 Miscellaneous petroleum and coal products
2170 Resin, synthetic rubber, and fibers and filaments manufacturing
2180 Agricultural chemical manufacturing
2190 Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
2270 Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing
2280 Soap, cleaning compound, and cosmetics manufacturing
2290 Industrial and miscellaneous chemicals
2370 Plastics product manufacturing
2380 Tire manufacturing
2390 Rubber products, except tires, manufacturing
2470 Pottery, ceramics, and plumbing fixture manufacturing
2480 Clay building material and refractories manufacturing
2490 Glass and glass product manufacturing
2570 Cement, concrete, lime, and gypsum product manufacturing
2590 Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
2670 Iron and steel mills and steel product manufacturing
2680 Aluminum production and processing
2690 Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing
2770 Foundries
2780 Metal forgings and stampings
2790 Cutlery and hand tool manufacturing
2870 Structural metals, and boiler, tank, and shipping container manufacturing
2880 Machine shops; turned product; screw, nut, and bolt manufacturing
2890 Coating, engraving, heat treating and allied activities
2970 Ordnance
2980 Miscellaneous fabricated metal products manufacturing
2990 Not specified metal industries
3070 Agricultural implement manufacturing
3080 Construction, and mining and oil and gas field machinery manufacturing
3095 Commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing
3170 Metalworking machinery manufacturing
3180 Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment manufacturing
3291 Machinery manufacturing, n.e.c. or not specified
3365 Computer and peripheral equipment manufacturing
3370 Communications, audio, and video equipment manufacturing
3380 Navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing
3390 Electronic component and product manufacturing, n.e.c.
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3470 Household appliance manufacturing
3490 Electric lighting and electrical equipment manufacturing, and other electrical component
manufacturing, n.e.c.
3570 Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment manufacturing
3580 Aircraft and parts manufacturing
3590 Aerospace products and parts manufacturing
3670 Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
3680 Ship and boat building
3690 Other transportation equipment manufacturing
3770 Sawmills and wood preservation
3780 Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood products
3790 Prefabricated wood buildings and mobile homes
3875 Miscellaneous wood products
3895 Furniture and related product manufacturing
3960 Medical equipment and supplies manufacturing
3970 Sporting and athletic goods, and doll, toy and game manufacturing
3980 Miscellaneous manufacturing, n.e.c.
3990 Not specified manufacturing industries
4070 Motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and supplies merchant wholesalers
4080 Furniture and home furnishing merchant wholesalers
4090 Lumber and other construction materials merchant wholesalers
4170 Professional and commercial equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4180 Metals and minerals, except petroleum, merchant wholesalers
4195 Household appliances and electrical and electronic goods merchant wholesalers
4265 Hardware, and plumbing and heating equipment and supplies merchant wholesalers
4270 Machinery, equipment, and supplies merchant wholesalers
4280 Recyclable material merchant wholesalers
4290 Miscellaneous durable goods merchant wholesalers
4370 Paper and paper products merchant wholesalers
4380 Drugs, sundries, and chemical and allied products merchant wholesalers
4390 Apparel, piece goods, and notions merchant wholesalers
4470 Grocery and related product merchant wholesalers
4480 Farm product raw material merchant wholesalers
4490 Petroleum and petroleum products merchant wholesalers
4560 Alcoholic beverages merchant wholesalers
4570 Farm supplies merchant wholesalers
4580 Miscellaneous nondurable goods merchant wholesalers
4585 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers
4590 Not specified wholesale trade
4670 Automobile dealers
4680 Other motor vehicle dealers
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4690 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire stores
4770 Furniture and home furnishings stores
4780 Household appliance stores
4795 Electronics stores
4870 Building material and supplies dealers
4880 Hardware stores
4890 Lawn and garden equipment and supplies stores
4971 Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores
4972 Convenience Stores
4980 Specialty food stores
4990 Beer, wine, and liquor stores
5070 Pharmacies and drug stores
5080 Health and personal care, except drug, stores
5090 Gasoline stations
5170 Clothing stores
5180 Shoe stores
5190 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores
5275 Sporting goods, and hobby and toy stores
5280 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores
5295 Musical instrument and supplies stores
5370 Book stores and news dealers
5381 Department stores
5391 General merchandise stores, including warehouse clubs and supercenters
5470 Florists
5480 Office supplies and stationery stores
5490 Used merchandise stores
5570 Gift, novelty, and souvenir shops
5580 Miscellaneous retail stores
5593 Electronic shopping and mail-order houses
5670 Vending machine operators
5680 Fuel dealers
5690 Other direct selling establishments
5790 Not specified retail trade
6070 Air transportation
6080 Rail transportation
6090 Water transportation
6170 Truck transportation
6180 Bus service and urban transit
6190 Taxi and limousine service
6270 Pipeline transportation
6280 Scenic and sightseeing transportation
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6290 Services incidental to transportation
6370 Postal Service
6380 Couriers and messengers
6390 Warehousing and storage
0570 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
0580 Natural gas distribution
0590 Electric and gas, and other combinations
0670 Water, steam, air-conditioning, and irrigation systems
0680 Sewage treatment facilities
0690 Not specified utilities
6470 Newspaper publishers
6480 Periodical, book, and directory publishers
6490 Software publishers
6570 Motion pictures and video industries
6590 Sound recording industries
6670 Broadcasting (except internet)
6672 Internet publishing and broadcasting and web search portals
6680 Wired telecommunications carriers
6690 Telecommunications, except wired telecommunications carriers
6695 Data processing, hosting, and related services
6770 Libraries and archives
6780 Other information services, except libraries and archives, and internet publishing and broadcasting
and web search portals
6870 Banking and related activities
6880 Savings institutions, including credit unions
6890 Nondepository credit and related activities
6970 Securities, commodities, funds, trusts, and other financial investments
6991 Insurance carriers
6992 Agencies, brokerages, and other insurance related activities
7071 Lessors of real estate, and offices of real estate agents and brokers
7072 Real estate property managers, offices of real estate appraisers, and other activities related to real
estate
7080 Automotive equipment rental and leasing
7181 Other consumer goods rental
7190 Commercial, industrial, and other intangible assets rental and leasing
7270 Legal services
7280 Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping, and payroll services
7290 Architectural, engineering, and related services
7370 Specialized design services
7380 Computer systems design and related services
7390 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services
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7460 Scientific research and development services
7470 Advertising, public relations, and related services
7480 Veterinary services
7490 Other professional, scientific, and technical services
7570 Management of companies and enterprises
7580 Employment services
7590 Business support services
7670 Travel arrangements and reservation services
7680 Investigation and security services
7690 Services to buildings and dwellings (except cleaning during construction and immediately after
construction)
7770 Landscaping services
7780 Other administrative and other support services
7790 Waste management and remediation services
7860 Elementary and secondary schools
7870 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, including junior colleges
7880 Business, technical, and trade schools and training
7890 Other schools and instruction, and educational support services
7970 Offices of physicians
7980 Offices of dentists
7990 Offices of chiropractors
8070 Offices of optometrists
8080 Offices of other health practitioners
8090 Outpatient care centers
8170 Home health care services
8180 Other health care services
8191 General medical and surgical hospitals, and specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse)
hospitals
8192 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals
8270 Nursing care facilities (skilled nursing facilities)
8290 Residential care facilities, except skilled nursing facilities
8370 Individual and family services
8380 Community food and housing, and emergency services
8390 Vocational rehabilitation services
8470 Child day care services
8561 Performing arts companies
8562 Spectator sports
8563 Promoters of performing arts, sports, and similar events, agents and managers for artists, athletes,
entertainers, and other public figures
8564 Independent artists, writers, and performers
8570 Museums, art galleries, historical sites, and similar institutions
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8580 Bowling centers
8590 Other amusement, gambling, and recreation industries
8660 Traveler accommodation
8670 Recreational vehicle parks and camps, and rooming and boarding houses, dormitories, and
workers' camps
8680 Restaurants and other food services
8690 Drinking places, alcoholic beverages
8770 Automotive repair and maintenance
8780 Car washes
8790 Electronic and precision equipment repair and maintenance
8870 Commercial and industrial machinery and equipment repair and maintenance
8891 Personal and household goods repair and maintenance
8970 Barber shops
8980 Beauty salons
8990 Nail salons and other personal care services
9070 Drycleaning and laundry services
9080 Funeral homes, and cemeteries and crematories
9090 Other personal services
9160 Religious organizations
9170 Civic, social, advocacy organizations, and grantmaking and giving services
9180 Labor unions
9190 Business, professional, political, and similar organizations
9290 Private households
9370 Executive offices and legislative bodies
9380 Public finance activities
9390 Other general government and support
9470 Justice, public order, and safety activities
9480 Administration of human resource programs
9490 Administration of environmental quality and housing programs
9570 Administration of economic programs and space research
9590 National security and international affairs
9890 Active Duty Military
Status Flag: ANJ_IND
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TNJ_OCC Variable
Description: Occupation description of the unpaid family workUniverse Description: Respondents who report working 15+ hours in family business or farm
Universe: ENJ_UPDWKYN=1Length: 4
Answer List:
Value: Description:
0010 Chief executives and legislators
0020 General and operations managers
0040 Advertising and promotions managers
0051 Marketing managers
0052 Sales managers
0060 Public relations and fundraising managers
0101 Administrative services managers
0102 Facilities managers
0110 Computer and information systems managers
0120 Financial managers
0135 Compensation and benefits managers
0136 Human resources managers
0137 Training and development managers
0140 Industrial production managers
0150 Purchasing managers
0160 Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
0205 Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
0220 Construction managers
0230 Education and childcare administrators
0300 Architectural and engineering managers
0310 Food service managers
0335 Entertainment and recreation managers
0340 Lodging managers
0350 Medical and health services managers
0360 Natural sciences managers
0410 Property, real estate, and community association managers
0420 Social and community service managers
0425 Emergency management directors
0440 Other managers
0500 Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
0510 Buyers and purchasing agents, farm products
0520 Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products
0530 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products
0540 Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators
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0565 Compliance officers
0600 Cost estimators
0630 Human resources workers
0640 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
0650 Training and development specialists
0700 Logisticians
0705 Project management specialists
0710 Management analysts
0725 Meeting, convention, and event planners
0726 Fundraisers
0735 Market research analysts and marketing specialists
0750 Business operations specialists, all other
0800 Accountants and auditors
0810 Property appraisers and assessors
0820 Budget analysts
0830 Credit analysts
0845 Financial and investment analysts
0850 Personal financial advisors
0860 Insurance underwriters
0900 Financial examiners
0910 Credit counselors and loan officers
0930 Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
0940 Tax preparers
0960 Other financial specialists
1005 Computer and information research scientists
1006 Computer systems analysts
1007 Information security analysts
1010 Computer programmers
1021 Software developers
1022 Software quality assurance analysts and testers
1031 Web developers
1032 Web and digital interface designers
1050 Computer support specialists
1065 Database administrators and architects
1105 Network and computer systems administrators
1106 Computer network architects
1108 Computer occupations, all other
1200 Actuaries
1220 Operations research analysts
1240 Other mathematical science occupations
1305 Architects, except landscape and naval
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1306 Landscape architects
1310 Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists
1320 Aerospace engineers
1340 Biomedical and agricultural engineers
1350 Chemical engineers
1360 Civil engineers
1400 Computer hardware engineers
1410 Electrical and electronics engineers
1420 Environmental engineers
1430 Industrial engineers, including health and safety
1440 Marine engineers and naval architects
1450 Materials engineers
1460 Mechanical engineers
1520 Petroleum, mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
1530 Other engineers
1541 Architectural and civil drafters
1545 Other drafters
1551 Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
1555 Other engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters
1560 Surveying and mapping technicians
1600 Agricultural and food scientists
1610 Biological scientists
1640 Conservation scientists and foresters
1650 Other life scientists
1700 Astronomers and physicists
1710 Atmospheric and space scientists
1720 Chemists and materials scientists
1745 Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
1750 Geoscientists and hydrologists, except geographers
1760 Physical scientists, all other
1800 Economists
1821 Clinical and counseling psychologists
1822 School psychologists
1825 Other psychologists
1840 Urban and regional planners
1860 Other social scientists
1900 Agricultural and food science technicians
1910 Biological technicians
1920 Chemical technicians
1935 Environmental science and geoscience technicians, and nuclear technicians
1970 Other life, physical, and social science technicians
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1980 Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians
2001 Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors
2002 Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
2003 Marriage and family therapists
2004 Mental health counselors
2005 Rehabilitation counselors
2006 Counselors, all other
2011 Child, family, and school social workers
2012 Healthcare social workers
2013 Mental health and substance abuse social workers
2014 Social workers, all other
2015 Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
2016 Social and human service assistants
2025 Other community and social service specialists
2040 Clergy
2050 Directors, religious activities and education
2060 Religious workers, all other
2100 Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
2105 Judicial law clerks
2145 Paralegals and legal assistants
2170 Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
2180 Legal support workers, all other
2205 Postsecondary teachers
2300 Preschool and kindergarten teachers
2310 Elementary and middle school teachers
2320 Secondary school teachers
2330 Special education teachers
2350 Tutors
2360 Other teachers and instructors
2400 Archivists, curators, and museum technicians
2435 Librarians and media collections specialists
2440 Library technicians
2545 Teaching assistants
2555 Other educational instruction and library workers
2600 Artists and related workers
2631 Commercial and industrial designers
2632 Fashion designers
2633 Floral designers
2634 Graphic designers
2635 Interior designers
2636 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
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2640 Other designers
2700 Actors
2710 Producers and directors
2721 Athletes and sports competitors
2722 Coaches and scouts
2723 Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
2740 Dancers and choreographers
2751 Music directors and composers
2752 Musicians and singers
2755 Disc jockeys, except radio
2770 Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
2805 Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
2810 News analysts, reporters, and journalists
2825 Public relations specialists
2830 Editors
2840 Technical writers
2850 Writers and authors
2861 Interpreters and translators
2862 Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
2865 Media and communication workers, all other
2905 Other media and communication equipment workers
2910 Photographers
2920 Television, video, and film camera operators and editors
3000 Chiropractors
3010 Dentists
3030 Dietitians and nutritionists
3040 Optometrists
3050 Pharmacists
3090 Physicians
3100 Surgeons
3110 Physician assistants
3120 Podiatrists
3140 Audiologists
3150 Occupational therapists
3160 Physical therapists
3200 Radiation therapists
3210 Recreational therapists
3220 Respiratory therapists
3230 Speech-language pathologists
3245 Other therapists
3250 Veterinarians
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3255 Registered nurses
3256 Nurse anesthetists
3258 Nurse practitioners, and nurse midwives
3261 Acupuncturists
3270 Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
3300 Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
3310 Dental hygienists
3321 Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
3322 Diagnostic medical sonographers
3323 Radiologic technologists and technicians
3324 Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
3330 Nuclear medicine technologists and medical dosimetrists
3401 Emergency medical technicians
3402 Paramedics
3421 Pharmacy technicians
3422 Psychiatric technicians
3423 Surgical technologists
3424 Veterinary technologists and technicians
3430 Dietetic technicians and ophthalmic medical technicians
3500 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
3515 Medical records specialists
3520 Opticians, dispensing
3545 Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians
3550 Other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations
3601 Home health aides
3602 Personal care aides
3603 Nursing assistants
3605 Orderlies and psychiatric aides
3610 Occupational therapy assistants and aides
3620 Physical therapist assistants and aides
3630 Massage therapists
3640 Dental assistants
3645 Medical assistants
3646 Medical transcriptionists
3647 Pharmacy aides
3648 Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
3649 Phlebotomists
3655 Other healthcare support workers
3700 First-line supervisors of correctional officers
3710 First-line supervisors of police and detectives
3720 First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
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3725 Miscellaneous first-line supervisors, protective service workers
3740 Firefighters
3750 Fire inspectors
3801 Bailiffs
3802 Correctional officers and jailers
3820 Detectives and criminal investigators
3840 Fish and game wardens and parking enforcement officers
3870 Police officers
3900 Animal control workers
3910 Private detectives and investigators
3930 Security guards and gaming surveillance officers
3940 Crossing guards and flaggers
3945 Transportation security screeners
3946 School bus monitors
3960 Other protective service workers
4000 Chefs and head cooks
4010 First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
4020 Cooks
4030 Food preparation workers
4040 Bartenders
4055 Fast food and counter workers
4110 Waiters and waitresses
4120 Food servers, nonrestaurant
4130 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
4140 Dishwashers
4150 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
4160 Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
4200 First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
4210 First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
4220 Janitors and building cleaners
4230 Maids and housekeeping cleaners
4240 Pest control workers
4251 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
4252 Tree trimmers and pruners
4255 Other grounds maintenance workers
4330 Supervisors of personal care and service workers
4340 Animal trainers
4350 Animal caretakers
4400 Gambling services workers
4420 Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
4435 Other entertainment attendants and related workers
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4461 Embalmers, crematory operators, and funeral attendants
4465 Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
4500 Barbers
4510 Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
4521 Manicurists and pedicurists
4522 Skincare specialists
4525 Other personal appearance workers
4530 Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges
4540 Tour and travel guides
4600 Childcare workers
4621 Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
4622 Recreation workers
4640 Residential advisors
4655 Personal care and service workers, all other
4700 First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
4710 First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
4720 Cashiers
4740 Counter and rental clerks
4750 Parts salespersons
4760 Retail salespersons
4800 Advertising sales agents
4810 Insurance sales agents
4820 Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
4830 Travel agents
4840 Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
4850 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing
4900 Models, demonstrators, and product promoters
4920 Real estate brokers and sales agents
4930 Sales engineers
4940 Telemarketers
4950 Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
4965 Sales and related workers, all other
5000 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
5010 Switchboard operators, including answering service
5020 Telephone operators
5040 Communications equipment operators, all other
5100 Bill and account collectors
5110 Billing and posting clerks
5120 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
5140 Payroll and timekeeping clerks
5150 Procurement clerks
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5160 Tellers
5165 Other financial clerks
5220 Court, municipal, and license clerks
5230 Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
5240 Customer service representatives
5250 Eligibility interviewers, government programs
5260 File clerks
5300 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
5310 Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
5320 Library assistants, clerical
5330 Loan interviewers and clerks
5340 New accounts clerks
5350 Correspondence clerks and order clerks
5360 Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
5400 Receptionists and information clerks
5410 Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
5420 Other information and records clerks
5500 Cargo and freight agents
5510 Couriers and messengers
5521 Public safety telecommunicators
5522 Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
5530 Meter readers, utilities
5540 Postal service clerks
5550 Postal service mail carriers
5560 Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
5600 Production, planning, and expediting clerks
5610 Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
5630 Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
5710 Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
5720 Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
5730 Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
5740 Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
5810 Data entry keyers
5820 Word processors and typists
5840 Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
5850 Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
5860 Office clerks, general
5900 Office machine operators, except computer
5910 Proofreaders and copy markers
5920 Statistical assistants
5940 Other office and administrative support workers
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6005 First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
6010 Agricultural inspectors
6040 Graders and sorters, agricultural products
6050 Other agricultural workers
6115 Fishing and hunting workers
6120 Forest and conservation workers
6130 Logging workers
6200 First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
6210 Boilermakers
6220 Brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and reinforcing iron and rebar workers
6230 Carpenters
6240 Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers
6250 Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers
6260 Construction laborers
6305 Construction equipment operators
6330 Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers
6355 Electricians
6360 Glaziers
6400 Insulation workers
6410 Painters and paperhangers
6441 Pipelayers
6442 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
6460 Plasterers and stucco masons
6515 Roofers
6520 Sheet metal workers
6530 Structural iron and steel workers
6540 Solar photovoltaic installers
6600 Helpers, construction trades
6660 Construction and building inspectors
6700 Elevator installers and repairers
6710 Fence erectors
6720 Hazardous materials removal workers
6730 Highway maintenance workers
6740 Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
6765 Other construction and related workers
6800 Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, and roustabouts, oil, gas, and mining
6825 Surface mining machine operators and earth drillers
6835 Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
6850 Underground mining machine operators
6950 Other extraction workers
7000 First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
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7010 Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
7020 Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers
7030 Avionics technicians
7040 Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
7100 Other electrical and electronic equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7120 Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers
7130 Security and fire alarm systems installers
7140 Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
7150 Automotive body and related repairers
7160 Automotive glass installers and repairers
7200 Automotive service technicians and mechanics
7210 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
7220 Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and mechanics
7240 Small engine mechanics
7260 Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics, installers, and repairers
7300 Control and valve installers and repairers
7315 Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
7320 Home appliance repairers
7330 Industrial and refractory machinery mechanics
7340 Maintenance and repair workers, general
7350 Maintenance workers, machinery
7360 Millwrights
7410 Electrical power-line installers and repairers
7420 Telecommunications line installers and repairers
7430 Precision instrument and equipment repairers
7510 Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
7540 Locksmiths and safe repairers
7560 Riggers
7610 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7640 Other installation, maintenance, and repair workers
7700 First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
7720 Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers
7730 Engine and other machine assemblers
7740 Structural metal fabricators and fitters
7750 Other assemblers and fabricators
7800 Bakers
7810 Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers
7830 Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
7840 Food batchmakers
7850 Food cooking machine operators and tenders
7855 Food processing workers, all other
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7905 Computer numerically controlled tool operators and programmers
7925 Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
7950 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8000 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
plastic
8025 Other machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
8030 Machinists
8040 Metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters
8100 Model makers, patternmakers, and molding machine setters, metal and plastic
8130 Tool and die makers
8140 Welding, soldering, and brazing workers
8225 Other metal workers and plastic workers
8250 Prepress technicians and workers
8255 Printing press operators
8256 Print binding and finishing workers
8300 Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
8310 Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
8320 Sewing machine operators
8335 Shoe and leather workers
8350 Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
8365 Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders
8450 Upholsterers
8465 Other textile, apparel, and furnishings workers
8500 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
8510 Furniture finishers
8530 Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
8540 Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
8555 Other woodworkers
8600 Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers
8610 Stationary engineers and boiler operators
8620 Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
8630 Miscellaneous plant and system operators
8640 Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders
8650 Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers
8710 Cutting workers
8720 Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
8730 Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
8740 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
8750 Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
8760 Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians
8800 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
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8810 Painting workers
8830 Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
8850 Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
8910 Etchers and engravers
8920 Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
8930 Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
8940 Tire builders
8950 Helpers--production workers
8990 Miscellaneous production workers, including equipment operators and tenders
9005 Supervisors of transportation and material moving workers
9030 Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
9040 Air traffic controllers and airfield operations specialists
9050 Flight attendants
9110 Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
9121 Bus drivers, school
9122 Bus drivers, transit and intercity
9130 Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
9141 Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
9142 Taxi drivers
9150 Motor vehicle operators, all other
9210 Locomotive engineers and operators
9240 Railroad conductors and yardmasters
9265 Other rail transportation workers
9300 Sailors and marine oilers, and ship engineers
9310 Ship and boat captains and operators
9350 Parking attendants
9365 Transportation service attendants
9410 Transportation inspectors
9415 Passenger attendants
9430 Other transportation workers
9510 Crane and tower operators
9570 Conveyor, dredge, and hoist and winch operators
9600 Industrial truck and tractor operators
9610 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
9620 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
9630 Machine feeders and offbearers
9640 Packers and packagers, hand
9645 Stockers and order fillers
9650 Pumping station operators
9720 Refuse and recyclable material collectors
9760 Other material moving workers
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9840 Military Specific Occupations
Status Flag: ANJ_OCC
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ENJ_LAYOFF Variable
Description: Indicates whether the individual reported spending some time on layoff for a no-jobspell associated with the given month.
Universe Description: Respondents who were not working for at least one week during the reference month.Universe: ENJFLAG = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_LAYOFF
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Variable ENJ_LAYOTYP
Description: When ... was laid off, was ... informed that ... would be recalled to work within 6months, or given a date to return to work?
Universe Description: Respondents who spent some time on layoff for a no-job period during the referencemonth.
Universe: ENJ_LAYOFF = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_LAYOTYP
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ENJ_LAYODUR Variable
Description: Were you on layoff for the entire period?Universe Description: Respondents who had a temporary layoff for a no-job period during the reference
month.Universe: ENJ_LAYOTYP = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_LAYODUR
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Variable ENJ_LAYOEMN
Description: The month that the layoff endedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a temporary layoff for a no-job period and the layoff did not
last the entire duration of the no-job period during the reference month.Universe: ENJ_LAYOTYP = 1 & ENJ_LAYODUR = 2
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ANJ_LAYOEMN
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ENJ_LAYOEWK Variable
Description: The week that the layoff endedUniverse Description: Respondents who had a temporary layoff for a no-job period and the layoff did not
last the entire duration of the no-job period during the reference monthUniverse: ENJ_LAYOTYP = 1 & ENJ_LAYODUR = 2
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: ANJ_LAYOEWK
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Variable ENJ_LKWRK
Description: Did ... ACTIVELY look for work in one or more weeks (during the no-job spell)?Universe Description: Respondents who had a no-job period in the reference month.
Universe: ENJ_BMONTH <= MONTHCODE <= ENJ_EMONTHLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ANJ_LKWRK
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ENJ_FLKMN1 Variable
Description: Beginning month of first spell looking for workUniverse Description: Respondents who had at least one stretch of time during the no-job period where they
were actively looking for work.Universe: ENJ_LKWRK = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ANJ_FLKMN1
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Variable ENJ_FLKWK1
Description: Beginning week of first spell looking for workUniverse Description: Respondents who had at least one stretch of time during the no-job period where they
were actively looking for work in one or more weeks of the reference month.Universe: ENJ_LKWRK = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: ANJ_FLKWK1
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ENJ_TLKMN1 Variable
Description: Ending month of first spell looking for workUniverse Description: Respondents who had at least one stretch of time during the no-job period where they
were actively looking for work in one or more weeks of the reference month.Universe: ENJ_LKWRK = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ANJ_TLKMN1
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Variable ENJ_TLKWK1
Description: Ending week of first spell looking for workUniverse Description: Respondents who had at least one stretch of time during the no-job period where they
were actively looking for work in one or more weeks of the reference month.Universe: ENJ_LKWRK = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: ANJ_TLKWK1
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ENJ_FLKMN2 Variable
Description: Beginning month of second spell looking for workUniverse Description: Respondents who had a second stretch of time during the no-job period where they
were actively looking for work in one or more weeks of the reference month.Universe: ENJ_LKWRK = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ANJ_FLKMN2
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Variable ENJ_FLKWK2
Description: Beginning week of second spell looking for workUniverse Description: Respondents who had a second stretch of time during the no-job period where they
were actively looking for work in one or more weeks of the reference month.Universe: ENJ_LKWRK = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: ANJ_FLKWK2
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ENJ_TLKMN2 Variable
Description: Ending month of second spell looking for workUniverse Description: Respondents who had a second stretch of time during the no-job period where they
were actively looking for work in one or more weeks of the reference month.Universe: ENJ_LKWRK = 1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ANJ_TLKMN2
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Variable ENJ_TLKWK2
Description: Ending week of second spell looking for workUniverse Description: Respondents who had a second stretch of time during the no-job period where they
were actively looking for work in one or more weeks of the reference month.Universe: ENJ_LKWRK = 1
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 52
Status Flag: ANJ_TLKWK2
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ENJ_FLKMN3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: ANJ_FLKMN3
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Variable ENJ_FLKWK3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: ANJ_FLKWK3
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ENJ_TLKMN3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: ANJ_TLKMN3
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Variable ENJ_TLKWK3
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: ANJ_TLKWK3
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ENJ_FLKMN4 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: ANJ_FLKMN4
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Variable ENJ_FLKWK4
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: ANJ_FLKWK4
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ENJ_TLKMN4 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: ANJ_TLKMN4
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Variable ENJ_TLKWK4
Description: SuppressedLength: 2
Status Flag: ANJ_TLKWK4
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EEDBMONTH Variable
Description: In what month did this enrollment spell begin?Universe Description: New, returning, or partial period household members age 3 and over who do not have
feedback or have complete feedback spells only who answered either "yes" they arecurrently enrolled in school or "yes" they had a spell of enrollment during thereference period.
Universe: (RENROLL = 1) AND are currently enrolled in school or were enrolled in school for aperiod of time during the reference period.
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AEDMONTH
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Variable EEDEMONTH
Description: In what month did this enrollment spell end?Universe Description: New, returning, or partial period household members age 3 and over who do not have
feedback or have complete feedback spells only who answered either "yes" they arecurrently enrolled in school or "yes" they had a spell of enrollment during thereference period.
Universe: (RENROLL = 1) AND are currently enrolled in school or were enrolled in school for aperiod of time during the reference period.
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AEDMONTH
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EEDGRADE Variable
Description: Grade level of spell of enrollment.Universe Description: Respondents who provided a begin and end month for a spell and the end month is
greater than or equal to the begin month.Universe: EEDBMONTH ge 1 and EEDBMONTH le EEDEMONTH and EEDEMONTH le 18.
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 1st
2 2nd
3 3rd
4 4th
5 5th
6 6th
7 7th
8 8th
9 9th
10 10th
11 11th
12 12th
13 College year 1 (Freshman)
14 College year 2 (Sophomore)
15 College year 3 (Junior)
16 College year 4 (Senior)
17 College year 5 (First year graduate or professional school)
18 College year 6+ (Second year or higher in graduate or professional school)
19 Enrolled in college, but not working towards degree
20 Vocational, technical, or business school beyond high school level
21 Nursery school or preschool
22 Kindergarten
Status Flag: AEDGRADE
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Variable EEDTYPE
Description: Type of school enrolled in during spell.Universe Description: Respondents who provided a begin and end month for a spell and the end month is
greater than or equal to the begin month.Universe: EEDBMONTH ge 1 and EEDBMONTH le EEDEMONTH and EEDEMONTH le 18.
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Public
2 Private
3 Charter school
4 Home school
Status Flag: AEDTYPE
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EEDCRED Variable
Description: Type of credential enrolled in.Universe Description: Respondents who are enrolled in college or a vocational program.
Universe: EDGRADE = 13-18, 20.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Associate's Degree
2 Bachelor's Degree
3 Master's Degree
4 Doctoral or Professional Degree (Including JD)
5 Undergraduate certificate or diploma leading to a license (for example: nursing, mechanics,
cosmetology)
6 Undergraduate certificate or diploma, NOT including those leading to a license
7 Post-baccalaureate certificate
8 Post-master's certificate
9 Not enrolled for a degree or certificate
Status Flag: AEDCRED
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Variable EEDHEADST
Description: Is nursery school or preschool a Head Start program?Universe Description: Respondents who were less than or equal to 7 years old and who were in
nursery/preschool.Universe: TAGE le 7 and EDGRADE = 21.
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AEDHEADST
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EEDGREP Variable
Description: Repeated a grade.Universe Description: Respondents who report the same level of enrollment (K-12) during January or
February of the reference period and November of the reference period or later.Universe: (EDGRADE eq 1-12,22 when MONTHCODE eq 1 or 2) eq (EDGRADE = 1-12,22
when MONTHCODE ge 11).Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes-repeated grade or was held back
2 No-enrolled in same grade
Status Flag: AEDGREP
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Variable EEDFTPT
Description: Asks whether spell of enrollment was full or part-time.Universe Description: Respondents enrolled in a grade equal to or greater than 13 but less than or equal to
22.Universe: EDGRADE ge 13 and EDGRADE le 22.
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Full-time
2 Part-time
Status Flag: AEDFTPT
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EEDPRDNUM Variable
Description: Spell - ordered identifier.Universe Description: Respondent is enrolled in school during this month.
Universe: RENROLL = 1.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 First Enrollment Spell
2 Second Enrollment Spell
3 Third Enrollment Spell
4 Fourth Enrollment Spell
Status Flag: AEDMONTH
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Variable EEDENROLL
Description: Flag for any enrollment during the reference period.Universe Description: Respondent is at least 3 years old.
Universe: TAGE ge 3.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Enrolled at some point during the reference year
2 Not enrolled at any point during the reference year
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RGED Variable
Description: Did respondent complete high school by diploma or GED?Universe Description: People age 18 and older.
Universe: TAGE ge 18.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Graduated from high school
2 GED or other test
3 No diploma or GED
Status Flag: AGED
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Variable RENROLL
Description: Recode for monthly enrollment status.Universe Description: People age 3 and older.
Universe: TAGE ge 3.Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes, Enrolled at some time
2 No, Not enrolled at some time
Status Flag: AENROLL
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RED_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating the continuation status of when spells occurring in month12 end.
Universe Description: People who were enrolled in the last month of the reference period.Universe: EEDEMONTH >= 12.
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AED_CFLG
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Variable EPR1MTH
Description: Edited Monthly Indicator for Coverage on Private Line 1Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APR1MTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2805
EPR2MTH Variable
Description: Edited Monthly Indicator for Coverage on Private Line 2Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APR2MTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2806
Variable EPR1BMONTH
Description: Begin month of the Private health insurance spell (line 1).Universe Description: Respondents who had Private line 1 coverage in this month.
Universe: EPR1MTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: APR1BMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2807
EPR2BMONTH Variable
Description: Begin month of the Private health insurance spell (line 2).Universe Description: Respondents who had Private line 2 coverage in this month.
Universe: EPR2MTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: APR2BMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2808
Variable EPR1EMONTH
Description: End month of the Private health insurance spell (line 1).Universe Description: Respondents who had Private line 1 coverage in this month.
Universe: EPR1MTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: APR1EMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2809
EPR2EMONTH Variable
Description: End month of the Private health insurance spell (line 2).Universe Description: Respondents who had Private line 2 coverage in this month.
Universe: EPR2MTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: APR2EMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2810
Variable EOWNINS1
Description: Edited policyholder of Private line 1 insurance.Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 1 coverage in this month
Universe: EPR1MTH=1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101-499 Person Number
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AOWNINS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2811
EOWNINS2 Variable
Description: Edited policyholder of Private line 2 insurance.Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 2 coverage in this month
Universe: EPR2MTH=1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
101-499 Person Number
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AOWNINS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2812
Variable EHEMPLY1
Description: Source of Private health insurance plan line 1 (Employer or job, Former Employer,Union or Association, Bought it directly, School, or something else)
Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 1 coverage in this monthUniverse: EPR1MTH=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Employer or Job ^DURINGTHISTIME
2 Former Employer
3 Union or Association
4 Bought it directly
5 School
Status Flag: AHEMPLY1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2813
EHEMPLY2 Variable
Description: Source of Private health insurance plan line 2 (Employer or job, Former Employer,Union or Association, Bought it directly, School, or something else)
Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 2 coverage in this monthUniverse: EPR2MTH=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Employer or Job ^DURINGTHISTIME
2 Former Employer
3 Union or Association
4 Bought it directly
5 School
Status Flag: AHEMPLY2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2814
Variable EHICOST1
Description: Determines whether employer or union pays all, part, or none of the health insurancepolicy premium.
Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 1 coverage in this month through a current orformer employer or through a union
Universe: EHEMPLY1 in (1:3) and EPR1MTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 All
2 Part
3 None
Status Flag: AHICOST1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2815
EHICOST2 Variable
Description: Determines whether employer or union pays all, part, or none of the health insurancepolicy premium.
Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 2 coverage in this month through a current orformer employer or through a union
Universe: EHEMPLY2 in (1:3) and EPR2MTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 All
2 Part
3 None
Status Flag: AHICOST2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2816
Variable EHIOTHR1
Description: Determines if this private line 1 health insurance plan covers someone outside of thehousehold.
Universe Description: Policyholders of Private line 1 insuranceUniverse: EOWNINS1=PNUM
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHIOTHR1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2817
EHIOTHR2 Variable
Description: Determines if this private line 2 health insurance plan covers someone outside of thehousehold.
Universe Description: Policyholders of Private line 2 insuranceUniverse: EOWNINS2=PNUM
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHIOTHR2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2818
Variable EHI1WHO1
Description: Determines who outside the household - is/are covered under this Private healthinsurance spell. (Child under 18)
Universe Description: Respondents who indicated someone outside the household was covered on theprivate health insurance line 1
Universe: EHIOTHR1=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHI1WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2819
EHI2WHO1 Variable
Description: Determines who outside the household - is/are covered under this Private healthinsurance spell. (Child under 18)
Universe Description: Respondents who indicated someone outside the household was covered on theprivate health insurance line 2
Universe: EHIOTHR2=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHI2WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2820
Variable EHI1WHO2
Description: Determines who outside the household - is/are covered under this Private healthinsurance spell. (Child 18-25)
Universe Description: Respondents who indicated someone outside the household was covered on theprivate health insurance line 1
Universe: EHIOTHR1=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHI1WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2821
EHI2WHO2 Variable
Description: Determines who outside the household - is/are covered under this Private healthinsurance spell. (Child 18-25)
Universe Description: Respondents who indicated someone outside the household was covered on theprivate health insurance line 2
Universe: EHIOTHR2=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHI2WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2822
Variable EHI1WHO3
Description: Determines who outside the household - is/are covered under this Private healthinsurance spell. (Child 26 or over)
Universe Description: Respondents who indicated someone outside the household was covered on theprivate health insurance line 1
Universe: EHIOTHR1=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHI1WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2823
EHI2WHO3 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AHI2WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2824
Variable EHI1WHO4
Description: Determines who outside the household - is/are covered under this Private healthinsurance spell. (Spouse/partner)
Universe Description: Respondents who indicated someone outside the household was covered on theprivate health insurance line 1
Universe: EHIOTHR1=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHI1WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2825
EHI2WHO4 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AHI2WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2826
Variable EHI1WHO5
Description: Determines who outside the household - is/are covered under this Private healthinsurance spell. (Other)
Universe Description: Respondents who indicated someone outside the household was covered on theprivate health insurance line 1
Universe: EHIOTHR1=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHI1WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2827
EHI2WHO5 Variable
Description: SuppressedLength: 1
Status Flag: AHI2WHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2828
Variable EPRIVPLAN1
Description: Type of private health insurance plan (e.g. HMO, PPO,POS, fee-for-service, etc).Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 1 coverage in this month
Universe: EPR1MTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 an HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)/IPA (Individual Practice Association)
2 a PPO (Preferred Provider Organization)
3 a POS (Point-of-service)
4 a Fee-for-service/Indemnity
5 some other kind of plan
Status Flag: APRIVPLAN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2829
EPRIVPLAN2 Variable
Description: Type of private health insurance plan (e.g. HMO, PPO,POS, fee-for-service, etc).Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 2 coverage in this month
Universe: EPR2MTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 an HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)/IPA (Individual Practice Association)
2 a PPO (Preferred Provider Organization)
3 a POS (Point-of-service)
4 a Fee-for-service/Indemnity
5 some other kind of plan
Status Flag: APRIVPLAN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2830
Variable EHDEDPLN1
Description: Identifies whether the private health insurance plan is a high deductible plan.Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 1 coverage in this month
Universe: EPR1MTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHDEDPLN1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2831
EHDEDPLN2 Variable
Description: Identifies whether the private health insurance plan is a high deductible plan.Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 2 coverage in this month
Universe: EPR2MTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHDEDPLN2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2832
Variable EHLTHSAV1
Description: Determines if Private health insurance "high deductible plan" is also a "HealthSavings Account (HSA)".
Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 1 coverage in this monthUniverse: EPR1MTH=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHLTHSAV1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2833
EHLTHSAV2 Variable
Description: Determines if Private health insurance "high deductible plan" is also a "HealthSavings Account (HSA)".
Universe Description: Respondents who had private line 2 coverage in this monthUniverse: EPR2MTH=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHLTHSAV2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2834
Variable EPRISHOP1
Description: Determines if private health insurance was through the SHOP MarketplaceUniverse Description: Respondents currently living in a state with a Health Exchange, who have reported a
private coverage plan that is not through a Union/Association or SchoolUniverse: EHEMPLY1 = (1 or 2)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRISHOP1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2835
EPRISHOP2 Variable
Description: Determines if private health insurance was through the SHOP MarketplaceUniverse Description: Respondents currently living in a state with a Health Exchange, who have reported a
private coverage plan that is not through a Union/Association or SchoolUniverse: EHEMPLY2 = (1 or 2)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRISHOP2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2836
Variable EPRIEXCH1
Description: Did respondent have coverage through a state-based Health Insurance Exchange?Universe Description: Respondents currently living in a state with a Health Exchange, who have reported a
private coverage plan that is not through a Union/Association or SchoolUniverse: EHEMPLY1 = 4
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRIEXCH1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2837
EPRIEXCH2 Variable
Description: Did respondent have coverage through a state-based Health Insurance Exchange?Universe Description: Respondents currently living in a state with a Health Exchange, who have reported a
private coverage plan that is not through a Union/Association or SchoolUniverse: EHEMPLY2 = 4
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRIEXCH2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2838
Variable EPRIPREM1
Description: Determines if Exchange plan had premium.Universe Description: Respondents currently living in a state with a Health Insurance Exchange, who have
reported a private coverage plan that is not through a Current or Former Employer,Union/Association, or School.
Universe: EHEMPLY1 = 4Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRIPREM1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2839
EPRIPREM2 Variable
Description: Determines if Exchange plan had premium.Universe Description: Respondents currently living in a state with a Health Insurance Exchange, who have
reported a private coverage plan that is not through a Current or Former Employer,Union/Association, or School.
Universe: EHEMPLY2 = 4Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRIPREM2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2840
Variable EPRISUBS1
Description: Determines if Exchange premium was subsidizedUniverse Description: Respondents that paid a premium for their directly purchased coverage.
Universe: EPRIPREM1 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRISUBS1
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2841
EPRISUBS2 Variable
Description: Determines if Exchange premium was subsidizedUniverse Description: Respondents that paid a premium for their directly purchased coverage.
Universe: EPRIPREM2 = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRISUBS2
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2842
Variable ECRMTH
Description: Edited Monthly Indicator for Medicare CoverageUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ACRMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2843
EMC_BMONTH Variable
Description: Begin month of Medicare spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicare health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: ECRMTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AMC_BMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2844
Variable EMC_EMONTH
Description: End month of Medicare spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicare health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: ECRMTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AMC_EMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2845
EMCPART1 Variable
Description: Type of Medicare plan (Part A)Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicare health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: ECRMTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMCPART
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2846
Variable EMCPART2
Description: Type of Medicare plan (Part B)Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicare health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: ECRMTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMCPART
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2847
EMCPART3 Variable
Description: Type of Medicare plan (Medigap)Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicare health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: ECRMTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMCPART
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2848
Variable EMCPART4
Description: Type of Medicare plan (Part C)Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicare health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: ECRMTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMCPART
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2849
EMCPART5 Variable
Description: Type of Medicare plan (Part D)Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicare health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: ECRMTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMCPART
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2850
Variable EMDMTH
Description: Edited Monthly Indicator for Medical Assistance (Medicaid) CoverageUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMDMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2851
EMD_BMONTH Variable
Description: Begin month of Medicaid spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicaid/Medical Assistance health insurance coverage in this
monthUniverse: EMDMTH=1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AMD_BMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2852
Variable EMD_EMONTH
Description: Last month of Medicaid spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicaid/Medical Assistance health insurance coverage in this
monthUniverse: EMDMTH=1
Length: 2Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AMD_EMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2853
EMDPLAN Variable
Description: Type of Medical Assistance (Medicaid or S_CHIP) plan (e.g. HMO, fee-for-service,etc.)
Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicaid/Medical Assistance health insurance coverage in thismonth
Universe: EMDMTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 an HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)
2 a Fee-for-service Plan
3 another Managed-care Type Program
4 some other kind of plan
Status Flag: AMDPLAN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2854
Variable EMDEXCH
Description: Determines if coverage is through a state based Health InsuranceMarketplace/Exchange.
Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicaid/Medical Assistance health insurance coverage in thismonth
Universe: EMDMTH = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMDEXCH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2855
EMDPREM Variable
Description: Determines if Exchange plan had a premium.Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicaid/Medical Assistance health insurance coverage in this
monthUniverse: EMDMTH = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMDPREM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2856
Variable EMDSUBS
Description: Determines if cost of the premium is subsidized.Universe Description: Respondents who had Medicaid/Medical Assistance health insurance coverage in this
month and paid a premiumUniverse: EMDPREM = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMDSUBS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2857
EMLMTH Variable
Description: Edited Monthly Indicator for Military CoverageUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: All personsLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMLMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2858
Variable EML_BMONTH
Description: Begin month of Military health insurance spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Military health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: EMLMTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AML_BMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2859
EML_EMONTH Variable
Description: End month of military health insurance spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Military health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: EMLMTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AML_EMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2860
Variable EMILITYPE
Description: Type of Military health insurance coverage (TRICARE or CHAMPUS, CHAMPVA, VA,or other).
Universe Description: Respondents who had Military health insurance coverage in this month.Universe: EMLMTH=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 TRICARE or CHAMPUS
2 CHAMPVA
3 VA
4 Other
Status Flag: AMILITYPE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2861
EMOWNINS Variable
Description: Determines if this person, someone else in the hh, or if someone outside the hh, isthe policyholder of the Military TRICARE or CHAMPVA coverage.
Universe Description: Respondents who had Military health insurance coverage in this month.Universe: EMLMTH=1
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
101-499 Person Number
70 Someone outside the household
Status Flag: AMOWNINS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2862
Variable EMHIOTHER
Description: Did this Military plan cover someone outside of the household?Universe Description: Policyholders who reported either TRICARE or CHAMPUS or CHAMPVA health
insurance coverage that covers anyone outside the householdUniverse: EMILITYPE=(1,2) and EMOWNINS=PNUM
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMHIOTHER
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2863
EMHIWHO1 Variable
Description: Determines who outside the household - children, spouse or partner, or other - is/arecovered under this Military health insurance spell.(Child under 18)
Universe Description: Policyholders or Sponsors of a military or CHAMPVA plan, which covered somebodyliving outside the household
Universe: EMHIOTHER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMHIWHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2864
Variable EMHIWHO2
Description: Determines who outside the household - children, spouse or partner, or other - is/arecovered under this Military health insurance spell. (Child 18 -25)
Universe Description: Policyholders or Sponsors of a military or CHAMPVA plan, which covered somebodyliving outside the household
Universe: EMHIOTHER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMHIWHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2865
EMHIWHO3 Variable
Description: Determines who outside the household - children, spouse or partner, or other - is/arecovered under this Military health insurance spell. (Child 26 or over)
Universe Description: Policyholders or Sponsors of a military or CHAMPVA plan, which covered somebodyliving outside the household
Universe: EMHIOTHER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMHIWHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2866
Variable EMHIWHO4
Description: Determines who outside the household - children, spouse or partner, or other - is/arecovered under this Military health insurance spell. (Spouse/Partner)
Universe Description: Policyholders or Sponsors of a military or CHAMPVA plan, which covered somebodyliving outside the household
Universe: EMHIOTHER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMHIWHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2867
EMHIWHO5 Variable
Description: Determines who outside the household - children, spouse or partner, or other - is/arecovered under this Military health insurance spell. (Other)
Universe Description: Policyholders or Sponsors of a military or CHAMPVA plan, which covered somebodyliving outside the household
Universe: EMHIOTHER=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMHIWHO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2868
Variable EOTMTH
Description: Edited Monthly Indicator for Other Health CoverageUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2869
EOT_BMONTH Variable
Description: Begin month of "Other" health insurance coverage spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Other health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: EOTMTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AOT_BMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2870
Variable EOT_EMONTH
Description: End month of "Other" health insurance coverage spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Other health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: EOTMTH=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AOT_EMONTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2871
EOTHCOVTYPE Variable
Description: Type of Other health insurance coverage spell.Universe Description: Respondents who had Other health insurance coverage in this month.
Universe: EOTMTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Government/Public Assistance
2 Through someone else (parent, relative)
3 Indian Health Services
Status Flag: AOTHCOVTYPE
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2872
Variable EOTHEXCH
Description: Indicates other coverage obtained through healthcare.gov or a state basedmarketplace/exchange.
Universe Description: Respondents with Other health insurance coverage (Government/Public Assistanceor through someone else)
Universe: EOTHCOVTYPE in (1,2)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHEXCH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2873
EOTHPREM Variable
Description: Determines if Exchange plan had premium.Universe Description: Respondents with Other health insurance coverage (Government/Public Assistance
or through someone else)Universe: EOTHCOVTYPE in (1,2)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHPREM
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2874
Variable EOTHSUBS
Description: Determines if Exchange premium was subsidized.Universe Description: Respondents with Other health insurance coverage (Government/Public Assistance
or through someone else) and paid a premiumUniverse: EOTHPREM = 1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHSUBS
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2875
RPR1_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating Private line 1 health insurance coverage continued beyondmonth 12.
Universe Description: All respondents covered by Private Line 1 health insurance in the last month (month12) of the reference period.
Universe: EPR1EMONTH=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: APR1_CFLG
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Variable RPR2_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating Private line 2 health insurance coverage continued beyondmonth 12.
Universe Description: All respondents covered by Private Line 2 health insurance in the last month (month12) of the reference period.
Universe: EPR2EMONTH=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: APR2_CFLG
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RMC_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating Medicare coverage continued beyond month 12.Universe Description: All respondents covered by Medicare in the last month (month 12) of the reference
period.Universe: EMC_EMONTH=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AMC_CFLG
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Variable RMD_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating Medical Assistance (Medicaid) coverage continuedbeyond month 12.
Universe Description: All respondents covered by Medical Assistance (Medicaid) in the last month (month12) of the reference period.
Universe: EMD_EMONTH=12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AMD_CFLG
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RML_CFLG Variable
Description: Recode variable indicating Military coverage continued beyond month 12.Universe Description: All respondents covered by Military health insurance in the last month (month 12) of
the reference period.Universe: EML_EMONTH=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AML_CFLG
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Variable ROT_CFLG
Description: Recode variable indicating Other coverage continued beyond month 12.Universe Description: All respondents covered by Other health insurance in the last month (month 12) of the
reference period.Universe: EOT_EMONTH=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AOT_CFLG
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RMARKTPLACE Variable
Description: Monthly recode - indicates private direct purchase, Medicaid/Medical Assistance, orother coverage obtained through healthcare.gov or a state-basedmarketplace/exchange.
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMARKTPLACE
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Variable RIHSMTH
Description: Recode - Indian Health Services Coverage during the month (New as of 2014 Panel)Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AIHSMTH
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RPRIMTH Variable
Description: Recode - Private Coverage during the month (New as of 2014 Panel)Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRIMTH
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Variable RPUBMTH
Description: Monthly recode- Public Coverage during the month (New as of 2014 Panel)Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APUBMTH
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2885
RPRITYPE1 Variable
Description: Recode - Monthly Non-Military Employer-related Private Coverage (New as of 2014Panel)
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRITYPE1
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Variable RPRITYPE2
Description: Recode - Monthly Direct-Purchase Private Coverage (includes school-basedcoverage) (New as of 2014 Panel)
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRITYPE2
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RPRITYPE3 Variable
Description: Recode - Monthly Medigap (Supplemental Insurance) Private Coverage (New as of2014 Panel)
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APRITYPE3
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Variable RPUBTYPE1
Description: Recode - Medicare Public Coverage (including Part A) during the monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APUBTYPE1
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RPUBTYPE2 Variable
Description: Recode - Medical Assistance Public Coverage during the monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APUBTYPE2
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Variable RPUBTYPE3
Description: Monthly recode - Military-related public coverage (CHAMPVA or VA) during themonth
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: APUBTYPE3
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RHLTHMTH Variable
Description: Recode - indicating respondent is insured (private or public coverage) in month (Newas of 2014 Panel)
Universe Description: All personsUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AHLTHMTH
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Variable ROTHCOVMTH
Description: Was coverage by someone else (parent, relative) during the month?Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AOTHCOVMTH
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TSSI_SRC2 Variable
Description: Second source for monthly SSI paymentUniverse Description: Received SSI benefits from two sources this month
Universe: ESSI_BMONTH >= 1 and TSSI_SRC2 >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Federal government or both federal and state government
2 State government
Status Flag: ASSI_SRC2
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Variable ESSI_BMONTH
Description: Begin month of SSI receiptUniverse Description: Received SSI benefits this month
Universe: ESSI_BMONTH>=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ASSI_BMONTH
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ESSI_EMONTH Variable
Description: End month of SSI receiptUniverse Description: Received SSI benefits this month
Universe: ESSI_EMONTH>=1Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ASSI_EMONTH
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Variable TSSI_LCYR
Description: Initial year of SSI receipt if it was received during the first month of the referenceperiod
Universe Description: Received SSI benefits this month and in the first month of the reference period(during the same spell)
Universe: ESSI_BMONTH=1 and RSSI_LC_YR>=1Length: 4
Min: 1979Max: 2017
Status Flag: ASSI_LCYR
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ESSI_BRSN Variable
Description: Reason SSI receipt beganUniverse Description: Received benefits SSI this month
Universe: ESSI_BMONTH>=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Blind or disabled2 Aged (65 or over)3 Other
Status Flag: ASSI_BRSN
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Variable TSSI_ERSN
Description: Reason SSI receipt endedUniverse Description: Received SSI benefits this month and benefit receipt for this spell ended during the
reference periodUniverse: ESSI_BMONTH >= 1 and (ESSI_EMONTH = 1-11 or RSSI_CFLG = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Increased earned income (wages from a job)
2 Increased unearned income (benefits from a program, such as Social Security)
3 Increased resources (assets, such as a car)
4 No longer disabled
5 Other program requirements not met
6 Chose not to collect/the money is not worth it
7 Other
Status Flag: ASSI_ERSN
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ESSI_OWN Variable
Description: Owner of the SSI benefit covering a person under age 18 this month (person inwhose name the benefits are received)
Universe Description: People under age 18 who received SSI benefits this monthUniverse: ESSI_BMONTH>=1 and EAGE_EHC<18
Length: 3Answer List:
Value: Description:
60:499 Person number
999 Someone not in the household
Status Flag: ASSI_OWN
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Variable ESSI_SRC1
Description: First source for monthly SSI paymentUniverse Description: Received benefits SSI this month
Universe: ESSI_BMONTH>=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Federal government
2 State government
3 Both
Status Flag: ASSI_SRC1
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RSSI_MNYN Variable
Description: Received SSI benefits this monthUniverse Description: All people present this month who were born in or before the first month of the
reference periodUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and (TAGE_EHC >= 0 when MONTHCODE = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSI_MNYN
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Variable ETANF_BMONTH
Description: Begin month of TANF benefit receiptUniverse Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month
Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUMLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ATANF_BMONTH
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ETANF_EMONTH Variable
Description: End month of TANF benefit receiptUniverse Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month
Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUMLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ATANF_EMONTH
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Variable RTANF_LCYR
Description: Initial year of TANF benefit receipt if it was received during the first month of thereference period
Universe Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month and in the first month of the reference period(during the same spell) and it is the first time the person reporting benefit receipt wasinterviewed (people being interviewed may name anyone in the household as thebenefit owner)
Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUM and ETANF_BMONTH = 1 and RTANF_LCYR >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 2 or fewer years ago
2 3 or 4 years ago
3 5 or more years ago
Status Flag: ATANF_LCYR
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TTANF_BRSN Variable
Description: Reason TANF benefit receipt beganUniverse Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month
Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUMLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 New child (or other dependent) or pregnancy
2 Separation, divorce, or widowed
3 Job loss or wages reduced
4 Loss or reduction of other income
5 Become disabled or otherwise unable to work
6 No change ... just decided it was time
7 No change ... just heard about the program
8 Other
Status Flag: ATANF_BRSN
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Variable TTANF_ERSN
Description: Reason TANF benefit receipt endedUniverse Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month and benefit receipt for this spell ended during the
reference periodUniverse: ETANF_OWN = PNUM and (ETANF_EMONTH = 1-11 or RTANF_CFLG = 1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Got a job or earnings increased
2 Family situation changed
3 Time limit expired
4 Chose not to participate
5 Other
Status Flag: ATANF_ERSN
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ETANF_COVTYP Variable
Description: Type of TANF benefit coverageUniverse Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month
Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUMLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Only children
2 Only a pregnant woman
3 Both children and adults
Status Flag: ATANF_COVTYP
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Variable ETANF_OWN
Description: Owner of the TANF benefit this month (person in whose name the benefits arereceived)
Universe Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month and/or people covered by the TANF benefit thismonth
Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUM and/or RTANF_MNYN = 1Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
Status Flag: ATANF_OWN
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ETANF_PTCS Variable
Description: Receipt of child support as a bonus or pass-through from a state or county welfareprogram this month
Universe Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month and was asked about receipt of pass throughchild support
Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUM and ETANF_PTCS >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATANF_PTCS
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Variable ERH_BMONTH
Description: Begin month of residence spell.Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ARH_BMONTH
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ERH_EMONTH Variable
Description: End month of residence spell.Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ARH_EMONTH
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Variable TPRVLVQRT
Description: Type of living quarters for the residence.Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 House, apartment, flat
2 Mobile home/trailer, rooming house/hotel/motel, other housing unit
3 Group quarters or other non-permanent residence
Status Flag: APRVLVQRT
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EEHC_TEN Variable
Description: Tenure of the residence.Universe Description: Respondents living in a house/apartment/flat, mobile home/trailer, rooming
house/hotel/motel, or other housing unitUniverse: TPRVLVQRT IN (1,2)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Owned or being bought by someone in the household
2 Rented
3 Occupied without payment of rent
Status Flag: AEHC_TEN
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Variable EEHC_RENTSUB
Description: Rent subsidy receiptUniverse Description: Respondents renting or occupying without payment of rent and report either the U.S.
or Puerto Rico as country of residenceUniverse: EHC_TEN in (2,3) and TEHC_ST <= '60'
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AEHC_RENTSUB
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EEHC_VOUCHER Variable
Description: Housing voucher receiptUniverse Description: Respondents who reported yes to EHC_RENTSUB.
Universe: EEHC_RENTSUB = 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AEHC_VOUCHER
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Variable EEHC_WHY
Description: Reason for move to residence.Universe Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Change in marital/relationship status
2 To move into own apartment or house
3 Other family-related reason
4 New job or job transfer
5 To look for work or lost job
6 To be closer to work or school
7 Other job-related reason
8 Wanted to own home, not rent
9 Wanted a better quality apartment or house
10 Wanted a better neighborhood
11 Cheaper housing
12 Other housing-/neighborhood-related reason
13 Disaster loss (fire, flood, hurricane, etc.)
14 Eviction/foreclosure
15 Always lived here (never moved)
16 Other reason (specify)
Status Flag: AEHC_WHY
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TEHC_MVYR Variable
Description: Year of move into the residence referenced by the spell that includes Month 1 of thereference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who reported any reason for moving to the Month 1 residence spelladdress other than always lived here and whose begin month of residence spell is 1and is a new household member.
Universe: EEHC_WHY~=15 and ERH_BMONTH=1 and THHLDSTATUS=2Length: 4
Min: 1974Max: 2017
Status Flag: AEHC_MVYR
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Variable EEHC_MVMO
Description: Month of move into the residence referenced by the spell that includes Month 1 of thereference period.
Universe Description: Respondents who report a move year less than or equal to the reference year.Universe: TEHC_MVYR le 2017
Length: 2Min: 1Max: 12
Status Flag: AEHC_MVMO
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EEHC_PVTEN Variable
Description: Tenure of the residence that precedes the residence of the spell that includes Month1 of the reference period.
Universe Description: All persons whose residence spell includes Month 1Universe: ERH_BMONTH = 1 AND EEHC_WHY NE 15
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Owned or being bought by someone in the household
2 Rented
3 Occupied without payment of rent
Status Flag: AEHC_PVTEN
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Variable TEHC_REGION
Description: Monthly region of residenceUniverse Description: All persons living in the 50 states or District of Columbia.
Universe: TEHC_ST in (1:56)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Northeast
2 Midwest
3 South
4 West
Status Flag: AEHC_REGION
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TEHC_ST Variable
Description: Monthly state of residenceUniverse Description: All persons.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawai
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
31 Nebraska
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
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38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
60 Puerto Rico and Island Areas
61 Foreign Country
Status Flag: AEHC_ST
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2923
TEHC_METRO Variable
Description: Monthly metropolitan status of residenceUniverse Description: All persons.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Metropolitan area
2 Nonmetropolitan area
3 Not identified or uncoded
Status Flag: AEHC_METRO
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2924
Variable RREGION_INTV
Description: Region of residence for the interview addressUniverse Description: All persons.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Northeast
2 Midwest
3 South
4 West
Status Flag: AREGION_INTV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2925
TST_INTV Variable
Description: State of residence for the interview addressUniverse Description: All persons.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawaii
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
31 Nebraska
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
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38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
Status Flag: AST_INTV
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2927
TMETRO_INTV Variable
Description: Metropolitan status for the interview addressUniverse Description: All persons.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Metropolitan area
2 Nonmetropolitan area
3 Not identified or uncoded
Status Flag: AMETRO_INTV
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Variable TRESDUR
Description: Recoded variable indicating the number of months the respondent resided in the unitUniverse Description: All persons.
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 12 months of less
2 13 to 23 months
3 2 to 4 years
4 5 to 9 years
5 10 to 19 years
6 20 to 29 years
7 30 or more years
Status Flag: ARESDUR
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2929
TMOVER Variable
Description: Recoded variable indicating mover statusUniverse Description: All persons born before the current month living in the 50 states or District of
Columbia who are either nonmovers or moved from within the 50 states or District ofColumbia.
Universe: TEHC_ST (current month) in (1:56) and TEHC_ST (previous month) in (1:56)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Same house in the U.S. (non-mover)
2 Different house in the U.S., same state and county
3 Different house in the U.S., same state, different county
4 Different house in the U.S., different state in the Northeast
5 Different house in the U.S., different state in the Midwest
6 Different house in the U.S., different state in the South
7 Different house in the U.S., different state in the West
Status Flag: AMOVER
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Variable ESNAP_BMONTH
Description: Begin month of SNAP receiptUniverse Description: Owner of a SNAP benefit this month
Universe: ESNAP_OWN=PNUMLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ASNAP_BMONTH
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ESNAP_EMONTH Variable
Description: End month of SNAP receiptUniverse Description: Owner of a SNAP benefit this month
Universe: EFSOWN=PNUMLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: ASNAP_EMONTH
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Variable RSNAP_LCYR
Description: Initial year of SNAP receipt if it was received during the first month of the referenceperiod
Universe Description: Owner of a SNAP benefit this month and in the first month of the reference period(during the same spell) and it is the first time the person reporting benefit receipt wasinterviewed (people being interviewed may name anyone in the household as thebenefit owner)
Universe: ESNAP_OWN=PNUM and ESNAP_BMONTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 2 or fewer years ago
2 3 or 4 years ago
3 5 or more years ago
Status Flag: ASNAP_LCYR
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ESNAP_BRSN Variable
Description: Reason SNAP receipt beganUniverse Description: Owner of a SNAP benefit this month
Universe: ESNAP_OWN=PNUMLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 New child (or other dependent) or pregnancy
2 Separation, divorced or widowed
3 Job loss/layoff or wages reduced
4 Loss or reduction of other income
5 Became disabled or otherwise unable to work
6 No change - just decided it was time
7 No change - just heard about the program
8 Needed to re-certify
9 Other
Status Flag: ASNAP_BRSN
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Variable ESNAP_ERSN
Description: Reason SNAP receipt endedUniverse Description: Owner of a SNAP benefit this month and benefit receipt ended during the reference
periodUniverse: ESNAP_OWN=PNUM and (ESNAP_EMONTH=1-11 or RSNAP_CFLG=1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Became ineligible because of an increase in income
2 Became ineligible because of family changes (family member left, over age limit, etc)
3 Still eligible but could not / chose not to collect
4 Became ineligible because program requirements were not met (did not attend school, job training,
etc)
5 Eligibility ran out because of time limits
6 The money/benefits were not worth the trouble to continue enrollment
7 Other
Status Flag: ASNAP_ERSN
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ESNAP_OWN Variable
Description: Owner of the SNAP benefit this month (person in whose name the benefits arereceived)
Universe Description: Owner of a SNAP benefit this month and/or people covered by the SNAP benefit thismonth
Universe: ESNAP_OWN = PNUM and/or RSNAP_MNYN = 1Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
Status Flag: ASNAP_OWN
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Variable EGA_BMONTH
Description: Begin month of GA benefit receiptUniverse Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month
Universe: EGA_OWN = PNUMLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AGA_BMONTH
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EGA_EMONTH Variable
Description: End month of GA benefit receiptUniverse Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month
Universe: EGA_OWN = PNUMLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AGA_EMONTH
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Variable TGA_LCYR
Description: Initial year of GA benefit receipt if it was received during the first month of thereference period
Universe Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month and in the first month of the reference period(during the same spell) and it is the first time the person reporting benefit receipt wasinterviewed (people being interviewed may name anyone in the household as thebenefit owner)
Universe: EGA_OWN = PNUM and EGA_BMONTH = 1 and TGA_LCYR >= 1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 4 or fewer years ago
2 5 or more years ago
Status Flag: AGA_LCYR
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EGA_BRSN Variable
Description: Reason GA benefit receipt beganUniverse Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month
Universe: EGA_OWN = PNUMLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 New child (or other dependent) or pregnancy
2 Separation, divorce, or widowed
3 Job loss or wages reduced
4 Loss or reduction of other income
5 Became disabled or otherwise unable to work
6 No change - just decided it was time
7 No change - just heard about the program
8 Needed to re-certify
9 Other
Status Flag: AGA_BRSN
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Variable EGA_ERSN
Description: Reason GA benefit receipt endedUniverse Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month and benefit receipt ended during the reference
periodUniverse: EGA_OWN = PNUM and (EGA_EMONTH =1-11 or RGA_CFLG=1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Got a job or earnings increased
2 Family situation changed
3 Others in the household earned enough money
4 Penalized or sanctioned for non-cooperation
5 Time limit expired
6 Didn't want to use up time limit
7 Chose not to participate
8 The money is not worth it
9 Other
Status Flag: AGA_ERSN
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EGA_OWN Variable
Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month (person in whose name the benefits are received)Universe Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month and/or people covered by the GA benefit this month
Universe: EGA_OWN=PNUM and/or RGA_MNYN = 1Length: 3
Min: 101Max: 499
Status Flag: AGA_OWN
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Variable EWIC_BMONTH
Description: Begin month of WIC receiptUniverse Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month
Universe: EWIC_OWN=PNUMLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AWIC_BMONTH
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EWIC_EMONTH Variable
Description: End month of WIC receiptUniverse Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month
Universe: EWIC_OWN=PNUMLength: 2
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
Status Flag: AWIC_EMONTH
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Variable TWIC_LCYR
Description: Initial year of WIC receipt if it was received during the first month of the referenceperiod
Universe Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month and in the first month of the reference period(during the same spell) and it is the first time the person reporting benefit receipt wasinterviewed (people being interviewed may name anyone in the household as thebenefit owner)
Universe: EWIC_OWN=PNUM and EWIC_BMONTH=1Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 4 or fewer years ago
2 5 or more years ago
Status Flag: AWIC_LCYR
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TWIC_BRSN Variable
Description: Reason WIC receipt beganUniverse Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month
Universe: EWIC_OWN=PNUMLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 New child (or other dependent) or pregnancy
2 Separation, divorce, or widowed
3 Job loss or wages reduced
4 Loss or reduction of other income
5 No change ... just decided it was time
6 No change ... just heard about the program
7 Other
Status Flag: AWIC_BRSN
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Variable EWIC_ERSN
Description: Reason WIC receipt endedUniverse Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month and benefit receipt ended during the reference
periodUniverse: EWIC_OWN=PNUM and (EWIC_EMONTH=1-11 or RWIC_CFLG=1)
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Became ineligible because of an increase in income
2 Became ineligible because of family changes (family member left, over age limit, etc)
3 Still eligible but could not / chose not to collect
4 Became ineligible because program requirements were not met (did not attend school, job training,
etc)
5 Eligibility ran out because of time limits
6 The money/benefits were not worth the trouble to continue enrollment
7 Other
Status Flag: AWIC_ERSN
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EWIC_COVTYP Variable
Description: Type of WIC coverageUniverse Description: People who were the owner of the WIC benefit in this month
Universe: EWIC_OWN=PNUMLength: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Only children
2 Only a pregnant or nursing woman
3 Both a woman and children
Status Flag: AWIC_COVTYP
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2948
Variable EWIC_OWN
Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month (person in whose name the benefits are received)Universe Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month and/or people covered by the WIC benefit this
monthUniverse: EWIC_OWN = PNUM and/or RWIC_MNYN = 1
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 499
Status Flag: AWIC_OWN
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RLNGD_MEALS Variable
Description: Edited person number of the guardian (mom, dad, or other guardian if parents not ofage or not in household) of children ages 5 to 18 who have not yet graduated fromhigh school
Universe Description: Children ages 5 to 18 who have not yet graduated from high schoolUniverse: (5<= EAGE <= 18) AND (EEDUC<=38)
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 499
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Variable TSSI_CFLG
Description: Continuation status of SSI benefit receipt in the last month of the reference periodUniverse Description: Received SSI benefits this month and in the last month of the reference period
(during the same spell)Universe: ESSI_BMONTH>=1 and ESSI_EMONTH=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended before the interview month
2 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ASSI_CFLG
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RTANF_CFLG Variable
Description: Continuation status of TANF benefit receipt in the last month of the reference periodUniverse Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month and in the last month of the reference period
(during the same spell)Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUM and ETANF_EMONTH = 12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: ATANF_CFLG
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Variable RGA_CFLG
Description: Continuation status of GA benefit receipt in the last month of the reference periodUniverse Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month and benefit receipt for this spell ended during the
reference periodUniverse: EGA_OWN = PNUM and EGA_EMONTH = 12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Receipt ended in month 12
2 Receipt ended after month 12 and before the interview month
3 Receipt continued into the interview month
Status Flag: AGA_CFLG
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RSNAP_CFLG Variable
Description: Continuation status of SNAP benefit receipt in the last month of the reference periodUniverse Description: Owner of a SNAP benefit this month and benefit receipt for this spell ended during the
reference periodUniverse: ESNAP_OWN=PNUM and ESNAP_EMONTH=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 SNAP receipt ended in the last month of the reference period
2 SNAP receipt ended after the last month of the reference period, but before the interview month
3 SNAP receipt continued in the interview month
Status Flag: ASNAP_CFLG
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Variable RWIC_CFLG
Description: Continuation status of WIC benefit receipt in the last month of the reference periodUniverse Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month and benefit receipt for this spell ended during the
reference periodUniverse: EWIC_OWN=PNUM and EWIC_EMONTH=12
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 WIC receipt ended in the last month of the reference period
2 WIC receipt ended after the last month of the reference period, but before the interview month
3 WIC receipt continued in the interview month
Status Flag: AWIC_CFLG
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RTANF_YRYN Variable
Description: Received TANF benefits in at least one month of the reference periodUniverse Description: All people present in month 12
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and the person is in sample when MONTHCODE = 12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATANF_YRYN
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Variable RGA_YRYN
Description: Received GA benefits in at least one month of the reference periodUniverse Description: All persons present in month 12
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and the person is in sample when MONTHCODE = 12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AGA_YRYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2957
RWIC_YRYN Variable
Description: Received WIC benefits in at least one month of the reference periodUniverse Description: All persons present in month 12
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and the person is in sample when MONTHCODE = 12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWIC_YRYN
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Variable RSNAP_YRYN
Description: Received SNAP benefits in at least one month of the reference periodUniverse Description: All persons present in month 12
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and the person is in sample when MONTHCODE = 12Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASNAP_YRYN
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RSSI_YRYN Variable
Description: Received SSI benefits in at least one month of the reference periodUniverse Description: All people present in month 12 who were born in or before the first month of the
reference periodUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4) and (person is in sample when MONTHCODE = 12) and
(TAGE_EHC >= 0 when MONTHCODE = 1)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASSI_YRYN
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Variable RTANF_MNYN
Description: Received TANF benefits this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ATANF_MNYN
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RGA_MNYN Variable
Description: Received GA benefits this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AGA_MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2962
Variable RWIC_MNYN
Description: Received WIC benefits this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AWIC_MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2963
RSNAP_MNYN Variable
Description: Received SNAP benefits this monthUniverse Description: All persons
Universe: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: ASNAP_MNYN
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2964
Variable RMINC_ANY
Description: Received income from one or more miscellaneous sources during the reference yearUniverse Description: All respondents who reported receiving income from one or more of the
miscellaneous sources during the reference yearUniverse: EMINC_TYP1YN=1 or EMINC_TYP2YN=1 or EMINC_TYP3YN=1 or
EMINC_TYP4YN=1 or EMINC_TYP5YN=1 or EMINC_TYP6YN=1 orEMINC_TYP7YN=1
Length: 1Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AMINC_ANY
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TTANF_AMT Variable
Description: Value of the TANF benefits received this monthUniverse Description: Owner of a TANF benefit this month
Universe: ETANF_OWN = PNUMLength: 4
Min: $0Max: $9,999
Status Flag: ATANF_AMT
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Variable TGA_AMT
Description: Value of the GA benefits received this monthUniverse Description: Owner of a GA benefit this month
Universe: EGA_OWN = PNUMLength: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: AGA_AMT
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TSSI_AMT Variable
Description: Value of the SSI benefits received this monthUniverse Description: Received SSI benefits this month
Universe: ESSI_BMONTH>=1Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: ASSI_AMT
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Variable TSNAP_AMT
Description: Value of the SNAP benefits received this monthUniverse Description: Owner of a SNAP benefit this month
Universe: ESNAP_OWN = PNUMLength: 4
Min: $1Max: $9,999
Status Flag: ASNAP_AMT
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TWIC_AMT Variable
Description: Value of the WIC benefits received this monthUniverse Description: Owner of a WIC benefit this month
Universe: EWIC_OWN=PNUMLength: 3
Min: $1Max: $999
Status Flag: AWIC_AMT
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Variable EMS_EHC
Description: Is ... married, widowed, divorced, separated, or never married at this month?Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ at this month
Universe: TAGE_EHC ge 15Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Married, spouse present
2 Married, spouse absent
3 Widowed
4 Divorced
5 Separated
6 Never married
Status Flag: AMS_EHC
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EPNSPOUS_EHC Variable
Description: Person number of spouse at this monthUniverse Description: Married, spouse present at this month
Universe: EMS_EHC=1Length: 3
Answer List:
Value: Description:
60:499 Person number
Status Flag: APNSPOUS_EHC
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Variable EPNCOHAB
Description: Person number of unmarried partnerUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ and present at the time of interview and not married, spouse
presentUniverse: TAGE GE 15, EMS NE 1, THHLDSTATUS in (1:2)
Length: 3Min: 101Max: 499
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EPNCOHAB_EHC Variable
Description: Person number of unmarried partner at this monthUniverse Description: All persons aged 15+ who do not have a marital status of married spouse present at
this monthUniverse: TAGE_EHC ge 15 and EMS_EHC ne 1
Length: 3Min: 60Max: 499
Status Flag: APNCOHAB_EHC
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Variable EREGDOMPART
Description: Is ... in a registered domestic partnership or civil union?Universe Description: All persons aged 15+ with an unmarried partner
Universe: TAGE GE 15, EPNCOHAB_EHC >= 101Length: 1
Answer List:
Value: Description:
1 Yes
2 No
Status Flag: AREGDOMPART
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RHPOV Variable
Description: Household poverty threshold in this month, excluding Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: At least one individual in the household is 15 or older
Universe: At least one individual in the household is 15 or olderLength: 4
Min: $1Max: $7,000
Status Flag: AHPOV
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Variable TFCYINCPOV
Description: Family income-to-poverty ratio in this calendar year, excluding Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a family poverty threshold in each calendar month of the reference
period Universe: For months 1 to 12: RFPOV>0
Length: 7Min: 0Max: 999.999
Status Flag: AFCYINCPOV
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TFCYINCPOVT2 Variable
Description: Family income-to-poverty ratio in this calendar year, including Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a family poverty threshold (including Type 2 individuals) in each
month of the reference period Universe: For months 1 to 12: RFPOVT2 > 0
Length: 7Min: 0Max: 999.999
Status Flag: AFCYINCPOVT2
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Variable TFINCPOV
Description: Family income-to-poverty ratio in this month, excluding Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a family poverty threshold
Universe: RFPOV > 0Length: 7
Min: 0Max: 999.999
Status Flag: AFINCPOV
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TFINCPOVT2 Variable
Description: Family income-to-poverty ratio in this month, including Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a family poverty threshold (including Type 2 individuals)
Universe: RFPOVT2 > 0Length: 7
Min: 0Max: 999.999
Status Flag: AFINCPOVT2
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Variable RFPOV
Description: Family poverty threshold in this month, excluding Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a family reference person that is at least 15 years old
Universe: All persons with a family reference person that is at least 15 years oldLength: 4
Min: $1Max: $7,000
Status Flag: AFPOV
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RFPOVT2 Variable
Description: Family poverty threshold in this month, including Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a family reference person that is at least 15 years old (including T2
individuals)Universe: All persons with a family reference person that is at least 15 years old (including T2
individuals)Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $7,000
Status Flag: AFPOVT2
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Variable THCYINCPOV
Description: Household income-to-poverty ratio in this calendar year, excluding Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a household poverty threshold in each calendar month of the
reference period Universe: For months 1 to 12: RHPOV > 0
Length: 7Min: 0Max: 999.999
Status Flag: AHCYINCPOV
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THCYINCPOVT2 Variable
Description: Household income-to-poverty ratio in this calendar year, including Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a household poverty threshold (including Type 2 individuals) in each
calendar month of the reference periodUniverse: For months 1 to 12: RHPOVT2 > 0
Length: 7Min: 0Max: 999.999
Status Flag: AHCYINCPOVT2
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Variable THINCPOV
Description: Household income-to-poverty ratio in this month, excluding Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a household poverty threshold
Universe: RHPOV > 0Length: 7
Min: 0Max: 999.999
Status Flag: AHINCPOV
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THINCPOVT2 Variable
Description: Household income-to-poverty ratio in this month, including Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: All persons with a household poverty threshold (including Type 2 individuals)
Universe: RHPOVT2 > 0Length: 7
Min: 0Max: 999.999
Status Flag: AHINCPOVT2
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Variable RHPOVT2
Description: Household poverty threshold in this month, including Type 2 individualsUniverse Description: At least one individual in the household is 15 or older (including Type 2 individuals)
Universe: At least one individual in the household is 15 or older (including Type 2 individuals)Length: 4
Min: $1Max: $7,000
Status Flag: AHPOVT2
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TFTOTINC Variable
Description: Sum of monthly earnings and income received by family members age 15 and older,as well as SSI payments received by children under age 15
Universe Description: All peopleUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 12Min: -$10,000,000,000Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: AFTOTINC
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Variable TFTOTINCT2
Description: Sum of monthly earnings and income received by family members age 15 and older,as well as SSI payments received by children under age 15 (including Type 2persons)
Universe Description: All peopleUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 12Min: -$10,000,000,000Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: AFTOTINCT2
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THTOTINC Variable
Description: Sum of monthly earnings and income received by household members age 15 andolder, as well as SSI payments received by children under age 15
Universe Description: All peopleUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 12Min: -$10,000,000,000Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: AHTOTINC
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Variable THTOTINCT2
Description: Sum of monthly earnings and income received by household members age 15 andolder, as well as SSI payments received by children under age 15 (including Type 2persons)
Universe Description: All peopleUniverse: THHLDSTATUS in (1,2,3,4)
Length: 12Min: -$10,000,000,000Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: AHTOTINCT2
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TPTRNINC Variable
Description: Sum of monthly income received from means-tested transfer programs (includingSSI, TANF, GA, and the Veterans Pension program)
Universe Description: People age 15 and older and children under age 15 who received SSI paymentsUniverse: TAGE_EHC >= 15 or (TAGE_EHC < 15 and RSSI_MNYN = 1)
Length: 11Min: 0Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: APTRNINC
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Variable TPSCININC
Description: The sum of the reported monthly amounts received by an individual from VA benefits(except VA pension), workers' compensation, unemployment compensation, or socialsecurity
Universe Description: All people age 15 or older in any month of the reference period and were in samplefor any month of the reference period
Universe: TAGE_EHC ge 15 and EPPMIS1 = 1 OR EPPMIS2 = 1 OR EPPMIS3 = 1... OREPPMIS12 = 1
Length: 11Min: 0Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: APSCININC
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TPOTHINC Variable
Description: A monthly income recode variable, which is the sum of the reported monthly amountsreceived by an individual from other income sources, such as: survivor benefits,retirement benefits, disability benefits, foster child care payments, child supportpayments, alimony payments, lump sum payments, deferred payments from prior job,life insurance payments, or miscellaneous income sources.
Universe Description: All people age 15 or older in any month of the reference period and were in samplefor any month of the reference period
Universe: TAGE_EHC ge 15Length: 11
Min: 0Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: APOTHINC
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Variable TPPRPINC
Description: The amount of total personal investment and property income during the referenceyear.
Universe Description: All people age 15 or olderUniverse: TAGE_EHC ge 15
Length: 12Min: -$10,000,000,000Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: APPRPINC
Printed On: Monday, August 17, 2020 Page 2995
TPTOTINC Variable
Description: Sum of personal monthly earnings and income for people age 15 and older, as wellas children under age 15 who received SSI payments
Universe Description: People age 15 and older and children under age 15 who received SSI paymentsUniverse: TAGE_EHC >= 15 or (TAGE_EHC < 15 and RSSI_MNYN = 1)
Length: 12Min: -$10,000,000,000Max: $10,000,000,000
Status Flag: APTOTINC
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